The report mentions calculus in the urinary bladder and a PVR of 85ml along with an enlarged liver. Does this mean I have stones or pathri? Is surgery the only option for treatment?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Yes it means stone or pathri It needs removal by endoscopy surgery Due to big size, cant be treated with medicines Next Steps X ray kub

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