I have a kidney stone of 7mm in the mid ureter as...

What is the treatment of urinary tract stones?
It is advised to see a urologist to determine the size of the stone and based on it the treatment is. If the size of the stones is less than 0.5 cm, they do not need treatment, and large quantities of water should be drunk at a rate of 3 liters per day, as it helps in the exit of the stones in the urine. In addition to taking a treatment like Uroclean to cleanse tracts, and taking probiotic tablets. If urinary tract infections are present an antibiotic such as levofloxacin 500mg is prescribed twice a day for a week. If the size of the stones is from 0.5-2 cm, then they are treated with ESWL, but if they are larger than that, they are removed surgically.
Diagnosis ?
Clinical medical examination by a urologist, a blood test to detect infections, a urine examination to detect the presence of infections in the tract with a urine culture, a CT scan to determine the location and size of the stone, and a urethroscope can be made.
What are the causes of stones in the urinary tract?
1. Hereditary
2. Lack of drinking water
3. Urinary tract infections
4. Eat salts in large quantities
5. Overactive parathyroid gland
6. High level of calcium in the blood
What is the advice?
Follow the previous treatment advice and see a urologist