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Pain In Side. Done CT Scan. Advised Nuclear Scan. What Is The Problem? Treatment?

It is known that Hydroureteronephrosis occurred after post hysterectomy . Pain in my right side of my stomach .. after ct scan they say that contrast is not flown even after 5 hours in my right kidney .. They say that it is little impaired .. It is also known that my right ureter is narrowed (distal collapsed) ... what do you think is the actual problem & the right treatment for it ? Now advised scan is Nuclear scan .
Sat, 3 Aug 2013
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Nuclear scan is unlikely to give any additional information in your case.
You should get a cystoscopy and ureteric stenting by a urologist instead.
what needs to be seen also is if the ureter is not accidentally injured or tied during hysterectomy, in which case a ureteric stenting will not be possible.
You have not mentioned when and how was the hystetectomy done?
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Pain In Side. Done CT Scan. Advised Nuclear Scan. What Is The Problem? Treatment?

Nuclear scan is unlikely to give any additional information in your case. You should get a cystoscopy and ureteric stenting by a urologist instead. what needs to be seen also is if the ureter is not accidentally injured or tied during hysterectomy, in which case a ureteric stenting will not be possible. You have not mentioned when and how was the hystetectomy done?