Kidney stones can be excruciatingly painful, and while some small ones may pass on their own, others need to be removed by a doctor. Ureteroscopy is a non-surgical alternative that can be very effective in removing many stones. Here's how it works.
Getting rid of a stubborn kidney stone used to mean surgery, but today, noninvasive extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy could be a better option. ESWL isn't ideal for every patient. Learn how it works and if you could be a good candidate.
Are you suffering with the pain of kidney stones? Find out the non-invasive solutions we offer to rid you of these painful annoyances.
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