Ureteroscopic Lithotripsy (also called Ureteroscopic Laser Lithotripsy when a laser is used). It is a minimally invasive procedure used to remove or break stones in the ureter or kidney. 🪨

too modern

Consumption of stone making beverages is increasing drastically. So doctors have to switch advance science.

I had this procedure in June 2019. Had a 3’ stint inside me afterwards for 2 weeks while the particles were being flushed out. Then the nurse pulled the stint out. That was so painful.

Thinking of that passing through my Ureter... OUCH!!!

Yes, without any single cut .

Glory be to God! Look how far scientific progress has reached without even scratching the skin

ちん先からいれるのは後が痛いから今でも考えただけでズキズキ感が思い出される

Mínimamente invasivo: por dónde entra la sonda, empiezen por ahí

Ureter through Penis.

Perfectly precise.

Yes, if anybody is not using herbs, science has another opinion

I had shockwave therapy to get rid of my bilateral stones. The one in my left kidney was 9mm and the treatment didn't hurt but with my 6mm stone in my right kidney it hurt like hell and the treatment was longer.

Drink lime juice daily

Very very painful one due to contractions lining 😅

I went through this last month

What was your experience?

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