Is a 1cm kidney stone large?
My husband just got his reports, and they mentioned a 1cm kidney stone. We're a bit worried. Is a stone of this size generally considered large and difficult to pass?
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4 months ago
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Yes, 1cm is actually quite large for a kidney stone. I ignored a similar-sized stone thinking it would pass with water, and it ended up blocking my urinary tract, causing unbearable pain. Please see a urologist soon and get it sorted.
4 months ago
Hey, don't stress too much! A 1cm stone is a bit on the larger side, but doctors handle these all the time very easily. Just talk to your doc about the best way to treat it, drink your water, and you will be completely fine, buddy.
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4 months ago
Oh god, 1cm is 10mm, which is usually considered too big to pass naturally on its own. I would be so worried about the pain! Please consult a good doctor right away to see if you need a small procedure to break it down. Sending you lots of strength!
4 months ago
A 1cm stone is like a tiny potato sitting in your kidney! It is probably too big to slip out quietly, so you might need a doctor to blast it with some cool laser tech. Don't worry, you'll be stone-free and laughing soon.
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Yes, a 1cm kidney stone is definitely large and highly unlikely to pass naturally. You will most likely need lithotripsy or a minor laser procedure to clear it. Book an appointment with a top urologist and get it cleared without wasting time.