I have a 10mm stone in my right kidney and a 5mm one in my left kidney will these pass on their own or do I need surgery?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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A 10mm kidney stone is unlikely to pass on its own and will likely require surgical intervention. A 5mm stone has a higher chance of passing naturally, but it's also possible that it may require treatment depending on the individual's situation

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