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Treatment of stones in the urinary tract:

Treatments should be carried out according to cause, size and type as well. However, most stones can be treated conservatively by drinking a lot of water at a rate of 1.9 to 2.8 liters per day and taking analgesics such as ibuprofen or acamol, and sometimes through alpha antagonists to expand the urinary tract and remove stones.

 In cases where the size of the stone is large (greater than 1 cm), extraction is done by interventional methods, such as doing ESWL to break down the stones, or the use of endoscopy under full anesthesia to break or extract the stones, or some traditional surgeries in the case of large stones after failure previous treatments. Ureteral stents may be placed temporarily.

Other treatments are used if you discover the causes of stone formation. For example, the excessive activity of the parathyroid glands causes stones, and the treatment of stones requires the treatment of these glands, usually surgically.

Examination:

Examination is carried out by exploring the medical history and doing clinical examination. Carrying out some tests, such as a CBC, and doing tests for kidney functions and the proportions of salts and urea in the blood to determine the type of stone and the extent of its impact on the urinary system. Urine tests are also done to identify infections or the presence of blood in the urine, and imaging is usually done. Such as ultrasound or CT scan, to determine the size and extent of the effect of urine reflux on the kidneys.

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Advice :

Medical examination for determination of the size of the deposits in the ureter.