Some netizens asked, can a 0.7cm kidney calculi be discharged by itself?

The contents of this issue are as follows:

1, can you arrange it yourself?

Kidney calculi has to go through three stages: renal calices, ureters and urethra. These three places are often relatively narrow.

For stones smaller than 0.6cm, there is a high probability that they can pass through stenosis and be excreted, while the excretion rate of stones larger than 0.6cm will be significantly reduced.

Therefore, the probability of 0.7cm stones being naturally discharged is relatively small.

2. Do you need treatment?

Since the discharge probability of 0.7cm kidney calculi is low, it will only be harmful to leave it in the body. We can try extracorporeal lithotripsy, which is a simple and economical way to break the stones smaller and facilitate the discharge.

Question: I really don't want to do extracorporeal lithotripsy, so I want to try to remove stones myself first, can I?

If the stone has no symptoms and does not cause hydronephrosis, you can try to remove the stone naturally. Although the probability is lower, there is always hope.

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3. What should I pay attention to if I want to try to discharge naturally?

For friends who really want to try natural excretion, besides paying attention to diet, drinking more water and applying posture stone removal method, we must remember to check more. Once stones are found to be obviously enlarged or hydronephrosis is caused, we need to actively deal with them.

To sum up, 0.7cm kidney calculi has a low probability of natural excretion and can be treated with extracorporeal lithotripsy. If you really want to try natural stone removal, you should check it regularly to understand every move of the stone. If it dares to act rashly, we will actively deal with it. In this way, we can attack, retreat and defend, and everything is under control.

That's the end of this issue. see you next time.