05cm kidney stone

The size of the stones in each kidney stone patient is different, but it is undeniable that if kidney stone patients do not use medication to control treatment in time, the kidney stones will grow larger and larger. Smaller kidney stones can usually be excreted with medication, while larger kidney stones require surgery or laser treatment. So what treatment should be used if the kidney stone is 0.5 cm in size?

When it comes to kidney stones, the choice of treatment methods will vary from person to person depending on the severity of the disease. Usually, the main treatment methods include drug treatment, surgical treatment, and laser treatment. When there are differences in details such as the number and area of ​​growth of individual stones, the treatment method should also be flexibly adjusted. Usually, if the kidney stone is 0.5cm in size, it can be dissolved by taking medicine, and as the amount of water consumed increases, the kidney stone can be discharged from the body smoothly with urine.

Generally speaking, kidney stones of 0.5 cm in size are not considered particularly serious, but the small size does not mean that it will be easy to expel them. You should know that the different numbers of stones inside the kidneys will directly lead to changes in the stone-dissolving effect after taking the medicine, so there will naturally be a certain degree of difficulty in excreting them. But generally, when the stone area is less than 0.5CM, the stone area can indeed begin to shrink after taking the medicine. As long as the stones become smaller, the frequent excretion of urine will naturally cause the stones to leave the kidneys.

In short, kidney stones of 0.5 cm in size can be treated by taking medication to effectively decompose and dissolve the stones in the body, and then be excreted in the urine. It’s just that the number of kidney stones involved will be different, so the time required to excrete them after taking the medicine will definitely vary from person to person, and the number of days for treatment is not exactly the same.