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Kidney Stone Treatment at Yashoda Hospitals

Kidney stones or renal calculi refer to the formation of a hard, crystalline mineral material within the kidney or urinary tract. It can cause blood in the urine and be very painful when passing through the urethra. Though painful, kidney stones are not dangerous. Depending upon the location of the stones, such as Nephrolithiasis (stones are present in the kidney), Urolithiasis (stones in the urinary tract or bladder) Ureterolithiasis (stones are located in the ureters).

Yashoda Hospitals offers the best kidney stone removal treatment based on the size and placement of the stone. We have one of the best teams of kidney stone treatment doctors, who are highly specialized in treating extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy, ureteroscopy, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, and open surgery. Our non-invasive procedures offer the patient advanced care and quick recovery time.

What’s the current cost of a kidney stone operation in India?

Depending on various factors, such as the type of surgery, duration of the hospital stay, expertise of the surgeon, etc., the cost of a kidney stone operation ranges from Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 1,80,000. It costs approximately Rs. 1,29,600.

Treatment Cost
Kidney stone operation cost in India Rs. 1,29,600 (approx.)

Who needs a kidney stone operation?

  • Individuals with larger than 5–6 mm stones that do not pass on their own.
  • Individuals experiencing extreme pain and obstruction of urine flow.
  • Individuals with complications such as hydronephrosis (swelling of the kidney due to urine buildup).
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Types of kidney stone removal treatments:

Kidney stones can pass on their own in certain cases, while larger stones need surgical or minimally invasive procedures.

  1. Open surgery: Open surgery or operation is rarely used to remove kidney stones anymore. Doctors may advise open surgery only when stones are stuck, blocking urine flow, and causing extreme pain and bleeding.
  2. Minimally invasive procedures:
    a. Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL): Ultrasound shock waves are used to crush the larger stones, which can then be easily eliminated through the urine.
    b.  Ureteroscopy: Small kidney stones are removed using a tube inserted into the ureter, while larger stones may be dissolved or broken down with a laser via ureteroscopy.
    c.  Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL): If the stone is large and cannot be removed through ESWL, PCNL is an option.
    d. In retrograde intrarenal surgery, or RIRS, kidney stones are removed or broken down without making any incisions by using a laser technique and fiberoptic endoscopy, which uses a viewing tube that passes through the urethra and into the kidney.

Factors Affecting the Cost of Kidney Stone Removal Treatment :

  • Expertise of the surgeon.
  • Type of the hospital.
  • Size & location of the stone.
  • Type of procedure.
  • Anesthesia fees.
  • Cost of the accommodated room.
  • Existing illness if any has to be treated.
  • Pre- & postoperative costs.
  • Insurance Coverage
  • Follow-up Appointments.
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Post-procedure care:

  • Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous exercise for a few weeks until your doctor recommends it.
  • Stay hydrated by drinking enough water to flush the reaming fragments & to reduce the reformation of kidney stones.
  • Must seek immediate medical attention if you notice signs of infection, fever, severe pain, difficulty in urinating, or blood in the urine.
  • You may take pain medications prescribed by your doctor to reduce pain & discomfort after the procedure.
  • Few dietary changes, such as limiting the consumption of oxalate-rich foods such as spinach or nuts and salt intake.

Make an informed decision about the kidney stone removal cost in India.

The cost of kidney stone removal can vary based on several factors, including the type of procedure, duration of hospital stay, and size & location of the stone. However, selecting the right hospital that offers comprehensive care with accurate diagnosis & effective treatment at an affordable price is crucial to your healing process.

Yashoda Hospitals is an ideal choice for kidney stone removal surgery since our Centre for Nephrology and Urology has a team of qualified and experienced kidney stone removal surgeons. We provide advanced treatments and accurate diagnoses for kidney diseases, ensuring high success rates at competitive costs and making quality nephrology care both accessible and affordable.

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Why Choose Yashoda Hospitals

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FAQ's

Some of the factors that lead to the development of these stones include diet, dehydration, medical conditions, and genetics.

Sharp pain in the side or back, blood in the urine, and frequent urination are typically the initial symptoms of kidney stones.

Certain chemicals in the urine, such as calcium, oxalate, or uric acid, can become overly concentrated and crystallize, eventually forming solid kidney stones.

Avoid too much animal protein, limit high-oxalate foods, eat a balanced diet with adequate calcium, drink lots of water, and cut back on salt to prevent kidney stones.

Kidney stones can be dangerous if they cause severe pain, block urine flow, lead to infections, or damage the kidneys, but many small stones can pass on their own without causing long-term harm.

Kidney stones can be dissolved by increasing fluid intake, using medications such as potassium citrate for uric acid stones, and following a diet that lowers oxalate or uric acid levels. However, larger stones may require medical procedures. Always seek medical advice before beginning any treatment.