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Frequent Urge To Urinate, Scan Showed Renal Stones, Prescribed Potrate MB6, Bapter. Will It Help?
Last 3 month i feel more urinate. I consult kidney sepacility doctor in chennai. They advise to take urine and blood test . My blood and urine result show normal. After that they take scan. 5.5 mm stone appear in my bladdar. He told now the stone is passing stage. He priscribe to tables Potrate MB6 and bapter capsules. past one weak i taken this tablet. I feel not good. But docotor advice i have to take tablet for 20 days. I feel urinate by every 2 hours. defenetly the stone will pass with in 20 days? or i have to take some treatment for this issue. Kindly help me
Wed, 25 Jul 2012
Hi there,
your feeling of more frequency of urination can be related to urine infection, high blood suger, partially obstructing ureteric stone, irritable bladder. needs testing by urine routine and culture to r/o infection, fasting blood suger to r/o diabetes. Bladder stone 5.5mm - generally should come out by itself in an adult. but if urinary symptoms are troubling. it can easily be taken out by cystoscopy. as far as medincine is concerned, if not tolarating you can stop it, it will not alter outcome.
your feeling of more frequency of urination can be related to urine infection, high blood suger, partially obstructing ureteric stone, irritable bladder. needs testing by urine routine and culture to r/o infection, fasting blood suger to r/o diabetes. Bladder stone 5.5mm - generally should come out by itself in an adult. but if urinary symptoms are troubling. it can easily be taken out by cystoscopy. as far as medincine is concerned, if not tolarating you can stop it, it will not alter outcome.
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