When to see a specialist
- Sharp pain in the flank, back or side
- Blood in the urine
- Nausea alongside the pain
- Frequent, urgent urination
What your visit looks like
1
Consultation and history
A review of your symptoms and any previous stone episodes.
2
Imaging and testing
Ultrasound and lab tests to locate the stone and size it.
3
Treatment plan
Non-surgical options matched to the stone's size and position.