Question 1

I have a 6mm kidney stone in my left kidney. Currently, I am experiencing constipation and a heavy feeling in my belly. My report mentions gas in the bowel detected by a 10 MHz scan. Could the constipation be related to the kidney stone. Please suggest how I can relieve the constipation and what steps I should take? Thank you, sir.

Question 2

I am unmarried. I had a diagnostic and operative laparoscopy for endometriotic cysts (size 3x2x1 cm). After one month from surgery, I was put on Duphaston tablets. After three months from surgery, I got an USG done. It stated there is evidence of cystic lesion with internal echoes and septations in left adnexa about 4.3x4.2 cm. The impression mentioned is left adnexa haemorrhagic cyst. Along with this, I have symptom of constant urge to urinate. I also had this same symptom prior to surgery. I am currently taking Femilon as suggested and my gynaecologist prescribed medicines like Urifast and some antibiotics for this urinary sensation. My urine report is normal. My doctor said the cyst is functional. But I am worried as I am getting these urinary symptoms which are similar to my prior surgery symptoms. My pelvic pain has reduced, though not completely gone. I am still worried. Please suggest? I have attached USG report.

Question 3

I am experiencing a burning sensation around my anal and urethral area for the past 24 hours, especially near the toilet and during urination. I also have itching in the same area. I have a small urinary stone, but after consulting two urologists, the burning persists. I have undergone ultrasound, blood, and urine tests, which were mostly normal. Which specialist should I consult next, urologist, proctologist (for piles/fissure), or another type of doctor?

I have leucocytes and erythrocytes detected in my urine sample. Previously, my protein and potassium levels were also high, but those are now under control. I have attached my report for your review. Could you please help me understand what the problem might be?

White leucocytes and red cells in urine usually point to a urinary tract infection or a small kidney stone. Drink plenty of water, avoid excess salt, and confirm the exact bug with a culture so antibiotics are spot on. An ultrasound checks for stones.

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