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How to get rid of urinary bladder stone

Dear Doctor,

2 weeks back I suffered from bad stomach pain due to urinary bladder stone. I consulted urologist and he told me to take urimax 4.0 for 2 weeks. Now 2 weeks time has finished but I didn't pass out the stone yet. I don't know why. I'm trying to avoid surgery. Is there are any other way for my problem?

Thank you
Poster
  • Male | 22 years old
  • Complaint duration: 1 day
  • Medications: Urimax
  • Conditions: Have to fix it without surgery
July 19, 04:57 PM

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Your stone is in the ureter. At 5 mm, it has a 90% chance of passing. Give it time, unless you have severe pain.
William Livingston
William Livingston, MD
Urologist in Costa Mesa, CA
Level: Contributor (17)
Website: http://bostonmedicalgroup.com
July 19, 09:17 PM
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Your ultrasound says a ureteral stone not a bladder stone. Ask your doctor about expulsive therapy(flomax)
Jeffrey R. Thill
Jeffrey R. Thill, MD
Urologist in Orlando, FL
Level: Master Contributor (82)
Website: http://urologyofflorida.com
July 19, 06:50 PM
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Stones that are small will

Pass, however larger stones will

Need to be broken up. Depending on how large the stone is and also the number you have you maybe a candidate for minimally invasive surgery where no cuts are made and we can go in through the urethra and brake the stone up with laser.
Mehran Movassaghi
Mehran Movassaghi, MD
Urologist in Santa Monica, CA
Level: Candidate (4)
July 19, 06:35 PM
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Surgery. Other options are most likely to fail.
Michael McManus
Michael McManus, MD
Urology in Green Bay, WI
Level: Contributor (16)
July 19, 06:29 PM
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