Question 1

Two months ago, I experienced stomach pain and underwent an ultrasound scan. The report showed that the pelvicalyceal system in my left kidney is prominent, possibly due to a lower ureteric calculus (stone). The liver appears normal in size and shape, with no focal lesions or other abnormalities.
After medication, my pain has reduced to minimal levels, but I want to be sure that there are no remaining stones. I am willing to consult at a good hospital for further evaluation. Please advise on how to confirm the absence of stones and what steps I should take next.
Thank you.

Question 2

My father is a cardiac patient (normotensive and non diabetic) and underwent CABG 3 years ago. He is currently on antianginal medications: Diltiazem 90 mg, Ranolazine 500 mg, Flavedon MR, and Monotarate 20. Today, his blood report shows:
Serum creatinine: 1.28 mg/dl
Serum uric acid: 7.5 mg/dl
Urine RM: Proteinuria 10 mg/dl
Does this indicate a kidney problem, or is it nothing to worry about?

Question 3

I want to show my report and ask about the issues and possible solutions. The report mentions minimal overfilling of the pelvicalyceal system in my left kidney, with calyceal dilatation of approximately 9 mm.

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I want to show my report and ask about the issues and possible solutions. The report mentions minimal overfilling of the pelvicalyceal system in my left kidney, with calyceal dilatation of approximately 9 mm.