Kidney Stone Management

We offer advanced treatments for kidney and ureteric stones, including ESWL (shockwave therapy), laser lithotripsy, PCNL (percutaneous nephrolithotomy), and ureteroscopy. Our minimally invasive techniques ensure faster recovery, minimal pain, and reduced hospital stay.

Frequently Asked Question's About Kidney Stones

What are the common symptoms of kidney stones?

Kidney stones may cause sharp pain in the side or back, pain that moves toward the lower abdomen or groin, painful urination, frequent urination, blood in the urine, nausea, or vomiting. Some small stones may not cause noticeable symptoms.

What causes kidney stones to form?

Kidney stones can develop when certain minerals and salts become concentrated in the urine and form crystals. Low fluid intake, dietary factors, family history, some medical conditions, and certain medicines can increase the likelihood of developing stones.

How are kidney stones diagnosed?

A doctor may evaluate your symptoms and medical history and recommend urine or blood tests along with imaging. Ultrasound or CT scans may be used to identify the stone, determine its size and location, and check whether it is blocking the urinary tract.

Can kidney stones pass naturally without surgery?

Some smaller kidney stones can pass through the urinary tract naturally with appropriate medical guidance. The likelihood depends on factors such as the stone's size and location. Larger or obstructing stones may require a procedure to remove or break them.

What treatments are available for kidney stones?

Treatment depends on the size, location, and type of stone as well as the patient's symptoms. Depending on the situation, management may include medicines and observation or procedures such as shock wave treatment or minimally invasive stone removal.