Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #4575
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12mm Kidney Stone - #4575

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I’ve been experiencing sharp pain in my lower abdomen and frequent urination, so I went to the doctor, and after some tests, I found out that I have a 12mm kidney stone. The doctor has recommended surgery or lithotripsy, but I’m not keen on these options due to the risks involved. I’ve heard that Ayurveda offers remedies for kidney stones and can sometimes dissolve stones naturally. I’m really interested in trying an Ayurvedic approach to avoid surgery, but I’m not sure where to start. Has anyone had success with Ayurvedic treatments for a 12mm kidney stone? I’ve heard about certain herbal formulations and detoxifying treatments that can help dissolve stones naturally. How effective are these treatments for stones of this size? How long does it take for an Ayurvedic treatment to show results? Are there any specific herbs or remedies that worked best for you? I’d love to hear if anyone has had similar experiences and whether Ayurveda helped you avoid surgery.

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Ayurveda offers various natural remedies for kidney stones, including herbs like Chandraprabha Vati, Pashanbhed, and Varunadi Vati, which are believed to help dissolve stones and support urinary tract health. Additionally, Coriander seeds, Gokshura, and Barbary fig are commonly used to manage stones. Ayurvedic treatments may help to gradually break down stones and alleviate symptoms, but for a 12mm stone, results can vary, and it may take weeks or months to see significant changes. It’s essential to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner to tailor a treatment plan and monitor progress. In some cases, if the stone does not pass naturally, surgery might still be required. Always consider regular check-ups to assess your condition.
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