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Any over-the-counter help for someone with bladder stone?

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Needs surgery: Bladder stones are treated with surgery. A urologist looks into the bladder with a cystoscope (telescope) and can use a laser to fragment the stone into small pieces. These are then removed via the cystoscope. He/she will also determine the cause of the stone - usually obstruction or a foreign body in the bladder and offer appropriate treatment.

Answered 7/4/2014

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