I have done laser surgery indoors before 1.5 months ago and JJ stent was given. Doctor suggested KUB X ray and urine culture sensitivity for stent removal. My report is radio opaque is seen in left renal area, right sided DJ stent is seen, few radio opacities appear to be calcified lymph node or faecoliths. What does this mean? Is this report normal or not? Please let me know sir, I am very worried for this.

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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Your report shows radio opaque shadows near the left kidney and some calcifications around the DJ stent or double J stent. This may be due to small stones or calcified lymph nodes, which are usually not serious but should be reviewed by your urologist before stent removal.

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