- male
- 45 Years
- 14/08/2025
Can RIRS surgery be done for a 2.2 cm stone in the right kidney and a 2 cm stone in the left kidney? I'm a bit worried about the size and whether this procedure would work for me
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View allI have 3-4 mm stones in both kidneys and a 6 mm stone in my bladder doctors say I need surgery for the bladder stone. Is there any other solution or treatment option that could avoid surgery?
Kidney stones of 3–4 mm may pass on their own.6 mm bladder stone often needs endoscopic removal to avoid blockage.
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