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Practo Care Surgeries Clinics: Accurate Diagnosis & Effective Kidney Stone Removal

Have the most efficient diagnosis and the ultimate solution for your kidney stone symptoms

Practo Care Surgeries: Accurate Diagnosis & Effective Kidney Stone Removal

Get the most advanced treatment for Kidney Stone removal.

Our Experts

Surgical experts at Practo Care Surgeries come with 10+ years of experience in treating 50+ ailments.

Dr. Harshwardhan Subhedar

General Surgeon, Laparoscopic Surgeon

● 15 Years Experience Overall
●10000 + Surgeries Performed
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Dr. Priyesh Naik

General Surgeon, Laparoscopic Surgeon

● 20 Years Experience Overall
●17000 + Surgeries Performed
4.7

Dr. Jeetendra Jadhav

MS- General Surgery

● 16 Years Experience Overall
●12000 + Surgeries Performed
4.5

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Treatments we offer

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1. Non-Surgical Treatment

Treatments we offer

Small Kidney Stones can be treated without surgery by following their doctor’s advice which includes drinking plenty of water, taking medications for fever, discomfort, and vomiting, and certain diet modifications – including less salt and protein.

2. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL)

Treatments we offer

This treatment uses sound waves to break down large stones so that they can easily pass down through the ureters and into the bladder. A machine called a lithotripter is used to aim the sound waves directly at the stones, through the body. This treatment takes about 45 minutes to an hour and is performed under general anaesthesia.

3. Tunnel Surgery

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This procedure is also called percutaneous nephrolithotomy. Here the stones are removed through a small incision in the back to reach the kidney. A telescope and other surgical instruments are inserted through the incision for the removal of the stones. This surgery is recommended when ESWL is unsuccessful. It is done under general anaesthesia and hospitalization may be required.

4. Ureteroscopy/ Laser Lithotripsy

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When a stone is stuck in the ureter or the bladder, the doctors may use an instrument called an ureteroscope to remove it. It is a thin tube with an attached camera that is passed into the bladder and ureter through the urethra. Once the stone is located, a laser or other instruments are used to trap or break the stones into smaller pieces enabling them to pass through the urine.

5. Laser Lithotripsy

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This is done to break down stones in the kidneys or ureters so that they can move through the ureters and into the urine. In this procedure, no incisions are performed, and a ureteroscope is put into the ureter to the kidney. Once the stone has been detected by the doctor, a fibre is passed via the ureteroscope to the stone, creating a laser beam. This laser beam fragments the stone, which is subsequently collected in a basket linked to the ureteroscope and removed. If any of the exceedingly small sand-like particles left over from the laser beam breakdown are not removed, they can easily pass through the urine. The doctor may place a stent in the ureter for a few days to keep it from collapsing and to facilitate the flow of stone pieces shattered by the laser beam.

6. Kidney Surgery

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Some calcium phosphate stones are caused by overactive parathyroid glands. When too much parathyroid hormone is produced (hyperparathyroidism) by these glands, the calcium levels in the body can rise and kidney stones may develop. Removing the parathyroid gland in such cases can help prevent the formation of kidney stones.

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What is a Kidney Stone?

Kidney stones, also known as renal calculi, are stones that can develop in either the kidneys or the ureters. The kidneys, a pair of bean-shaped organs located in the abdomen, are responsible for removing wastes from the blood through the production of urine. Urine from the kidney travels to the urinary bladder via the ureters, and when the bladder is full, one urinates via the urethra. When urine contains more salts and minerals, they build up in the kidneys or ureter and form kidney stones, which can cause severe pain and discomfort.

1. What causes Kidney Stones?

Kidney stones form when there is not enough fluid in the urine to dilute the crystal-forming substances such as oxalates, calcium and uric acids. When there is insufficient fluid to dissolve these crystals, they stick together and form kidney stones. Kidney stones can range in size: from the size of a grain to the size of a chickpea and even up to the size of a golf ball.

Following risk factors increase kidney stone development -

Drinking far too little water over an extended period of time
History of kidney stones in the family
Too much intake of salt, sugar, and protein
Being a little overweight
Stomach or intestinal surgery
Intake of drugs that might cause kidneys to produce more urine, such as potassium sparing diuretics (water pills)

2. What are the symptoms and signs of Kidney Stones?

Small kidney stone(s) usually do not cause any symptoms as they can pass through the urinary tract and out through urine. The larger stones are cause for concern because they can block the urinary tract and can cause infections and damage to the kidneys. Some of the symptoms include:

Pain while passing urine
Pain in the lower back or abdomen
Increased frequency of passing urine in small amounts
Foul smelling urine
Blood in urine
Change in colour of urine (red, brown, pink, etc.)
Fever with or without chills
Nausea and vomiting

3. How are Kidney Stones diagnosed?

The doctor will consider the medical history in detail and do a thorough physical examination and may advise some blood tests, urine tests and some imaging tests which can show the position and the size of the stone like:

X-Ray KUB. This is the x-ray of the kidney, ureter and bladder (KUB) which is done to determine if the stone can be removed by shock wave treatment and also to follow up on the treatment.
IVP (Intravenous pyelogram). IVP is a test in which a dye is injected in the veins and an x-ray is taken to find the site of blockage by the stone in the urinary tract. If one is allergic to any dye or its components, it is advisable to inform the doctor previously.
Ultrasound of your abdomen.
High resolution CT (computed tomography) scan. This test uses a combination of computers and x-rays to see images of the body.

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Hear it from our patients

With experienced doctors in Fairfield, I had nothing to be worried about. My kidney stone treatment took place without any troubles and I was able to get back to work soon after my surgery.

Manohar Doshi

Director

I was able to use my insurance for the cost of my Kidney stone treatment and so I did not have to stay tensed about the payment of the surgery.

Karunesh Singhania

Marketing Head

had been suffering a lot with my kidney stones and then I came across the Fairfield clinic. The medical professionals treated me where I went under surgery. I recovered and could go back to my daily routine and work soon after the surgery.

Meena Sathe

Business Associate

My Laser Lithotripsy surgery took place a few days back at Fairfield hospital and I am grateful to them for treating me and ending my kidney stones problem.

Gagan Vishwakarma

Managing Director

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Why Practo Care Surgeries?

We bring expertise, care and technology together to give you end-to-end surgical solutions for 50+ ailments.

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Best doctors in town

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Clinics

Why Practo Care Surgeries?

We bring expertise, care and technology together to give you end-to-end surgical solutions for 50+ ailments.

60+

Best doctors
in town

100+

Satisfied
Customers

12+

Clinics

Team of Best Piles Specialists

All insurance accepted

24*7 Support

World-Class Medical Facilities

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100+ Doctors

60+ Clinics

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the complications of kidney stone surgery?

Complications might occur with the surgical treatment of kidney stones. The doctor will describe the potential issues that may arise following surgery, which may include:

Infection that can spread throughout the bloodstream and harm the body.
Infection of the urinary tract, which can cause fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, difficulty and burning when passing urine.
During the procedure, there may be some bleeding.
Blockage in the ureters caused by stone particles stuck in the ureters (after the stones were broken by the laser beam).
Ureter injury during the procedure.

Who should I consult for the treatment of kidney stones?

Consult a urologist (a specialist who diagnoses and treats problems related to the urinary tract) or a nephrologist for kidney stone treatment.

Is it possible to pass a kidney stone by drinking a lot of water?

Yes, drinking plenty of fluids or water can help pass small kidney stones and prevent new ones from forming.

Will the treatment be painful for me?

Majority of kidney stone treatments are performed under local anaesthetics to ensure that no discomfort is felt. Our treatment procedures are zero-pain, hassle-free do not need you to be admitted to the hospital.

How much does Kidney Stone removal cost?

Kidney stone removal can cost from INR 80,000 to INR 2,00,000 depending upon the type of surgery. This may vary on a case to case basis depending upon the procedure, complexities associated with the disease, institution and geographical location.

Some general advice about How to prevent kidney stones

Your doctor may prescribe the best diet based on the type of your kidney stone and the potential of its development. Here, we explain the general rules you must follow to prevent the formation of kidney stones.

Adequate Hydration: Drink enough water and increase your fluid intake throughout your day by adding fluids like ginger ale, lime soda, fruit juices to your diet.
Modify your diet: Eat less salt and non-animal proteins like pulses, soya bean, nuts, seeds, etc.
Exercise for about 30 minutes daily to maintain your health and avoid being overweight.

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Treatments we offer

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What is a Kidney Stone?

Start your treatment journey in Fairfield clinics

Hear it from our patients

Manohar Doshi

Karunesh Singhania

Meena Sathe

Gagan Vishwakarma

Why Practo Care Surgeries?

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Why Practo Care Surgeries?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Some general advice about How to prevent kidney stones

Your doctor may prescribe the best diet based on the type of your kidney stone and the potential of its development. Here, we explain the general rules you must follow to prevent the formation of kidney stones.