When Is Surgery Necessary for Bilateral Kidney Stones?

Hello,

Having stones in both kidneys does not always mean that both sides need to be treated at the same time. A urologist will first review your ultrasound or CT scan and decide the safest treatment plan.

Depending on the stone, treatment may include medicines and observation, ESWL, URS/laser treatment, RIRS or PCNL for larger or complex stones.

You do not need to worry about finding the right doctor and hospital on your own.

HexaHealth can help you connect with an experienced urologist and a suitable partner hospital for kidney stone treatment. We can also assist with consultation, appointment booking, diagnostic coordination and treatment planning.

Please share your :

• City

• State

• Latest ultrasound or CT KUB report

• Stone size and location, if mentioned in the report

Based on these details, HexaHealth can help connect you with a suitable urologist and partner hospital.

When Treatment Should Not Be Delayed

Please seek urgent medical care if you have severe or worsening pain, fever/chills, vomiting, difficulty passing urine, or blood in the urine. A blocked urinary tract with infection can become serious and needs prompt medical attention.

Wishing you and your family good health always.
Warm regards,
Team HexaHealth