
Treating kidney stones may or not involve surgery. Ninety percent of patients, does not have to perform the operation because your body can expel the disease. But what happens to the remaining ten percent?
Ten percent of the remainder require surgery because the stones that have been clogging the system of your body is too large to pass through the bladder and will continue to grow larger. It also can block the flow of urine, causing pain, tissue damage kidneys or cause you to have a UTI or urinary tract infection.
Currently there are 4 methods for dealing with kidney stones:
The first is extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy or ESWL....