Overview
Small stones are often managed with medicines and lifestyle. Large stones or blocked urine need a urologist — we will tell you clearly when that is the case.
What care includes
Report-based assessment
Stone size and position decide what is safe to try.
Ayurvedic medicines
Chosen to support stone passage and urinary comfort.
Water & diet plan
How much to drink and which foods to limit for your stone type.
Prevention
Habits that lower the chance of new stones.
Common problems we see
- Small kidney and ureter stones
- Burning or frequent urination
- Repeated urinary infections (alongside tests)
- Support for long-term kidney health
Severe pain with fever or vomiting, no urine, or blood clots in urine need emergency care. Large stones and blocked kidneys need a urologist.
What to expect
- 1ConsultationThe doctor takes your full history, checks pulse (Nadi Pariksha) and reviews your reports and current medicines.
- 2PlanMedicines, water and diet plan for your stone type.
- 3Repeat scanTo check progress before the next step.
Frequently asked questions
Which stones can be treated with Ayurveda?
Usually small stones without blockage or infection. The doctor decides after seeing your sonography report.
How long does it take?
It varies with size and position. We review with a repeat scan instead of guessing.
Medically reviewed by Vaidya Parashar M. Akhani, MD (Ayu), Kayachikitsa. This page is general information and does not replace a consultation. Medical disclaimer.
