Ureteroscopy and laser stone fragmentation (URSL)

Ureteroscopy: 

The technique requires general sedation. It is a negligibly obtrusive choice for treating stones in which the specialist embeds an extension with a camera connected down the urethra through the ureter to arrive at the bladder. Stones more modest in size can be eliminated with extra instruments like a little bushel. More giant stones can be divided into more modest pieces with a laser or lithotripsy and afterward destroyed.
A stent can sometimes be put in to lessen the inconvenience because of expanding after the medical procedure. You should expect fourteen days to recuperate totally after the medical system.

• It is possible to prevent kidney stones by drinking enough water each day.
• To avoid kidney stones, consume a balanced diet high in fiber and cut out on oxalate-rich foods, salt, and animal proteins.
• If it is judged essential, make follow-up appointments with the doctor as directed.

• Obesity
• consuming too much salt, sugar, or protein
• those with a history of thyroid issues and those who have undergone gastric bypass surgery in the past
• Bowel conditions that cause inflammation that boosts calcium absorption
• using certain drugs, such as calcium-based antacids, diuretics, etc.
• If kidney stones are not addressed, they might irritate and induce ureteral spasms, resulting in bleeding in the urine. A kidney infection and injury may result from a stone’s restriction of the urine flow and urinary obstruction.