Ureteric Stone Treatment
Fast Relief From Severe Flank Pain, Blocked Urine Flow & Ureteral Obstruction
A ureteric stone occurs when a kidney stone moves into the ureter — causing intense flank pain, vomiting, and dangerous urinary obstruction. At Menscape, our urologists use ultrasound, CT imaging, and minimally invasive treatments to quickly relieve symptoms, unblock the kidney, and remove the stone safely.
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What Our Patients Say
I walked in barely able to stand. Within hours, the pain was controlled and the plan was clear. Total lifesaver.
I’d never felt pain like that. They found the stone immediately and removed it the same week. I slept again for the first time.
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Preparation
Bring any previous imaging
Do not delay if fever, vomiting, or severe pain
Drink plenty of water unless instructed otherwise
Fasting if surgery or CT is expected
Stop NSAIDs only if advised
Treatment Process
Diagnostic Imaging
Ultrasound or CT scan confirms stone size, location, and obstruction level.Pain & Medication Management
Immediate pain control + medication to relax the ureter.Decision Based on Stone Size
<5 mm → likely to pass naturally5–6 mm → medication trial + monitoring
>7 mm → surgical removal usually required
URS + Laser Treatment (Most Common)
A tiny endoscope is used to reach the stone and break it with laser energy.Stent Placement (If Needed)
Used temporarily to relieve kidney pressure or infection.Follow-Up
Repeat imaging confirms stone clearance and kidney recovery.
Immediate Evaluation for Severe Pain
CT, ultrasound, medication, and emergency assessment available.
Experienced Stone Surgeons
Experts in URS, laser lithotripsy, and stent placement.
Integrated Men's Urology Clinic
Diagnosis + treatment + follow-up all in one place.
Private, Discreet, Judgment-Free
Confidential care with WhatsApp follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
Is ureteric stone pain dangerous?
Yes — if combined with fever, it’s a medical emergency.
How soon can a stone be removed?
Often within 24–72 hours depending on severity.
Does laser treatment hurt?
No — it is performed under anesthesia.
Do all stones need surgery?
No — stones under 5 mm often pass naturally.
What if the stone blocks the kidney?
A stent or urgent removal is required to prevent kidney damage.
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