Kidney Stone Treatment provides specialized evaluation and management for kidney stones and urinary tract stones. Treatment is selected according to stone size, location, number, symptoms, urinary obstruction, infection risk and the patient's overall health.
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The cost varies according to the stone size and location, diagnostic imaging, laboratory testing, medications, endoscopic procedures, lithotripsy, surgery, anesthesia, hospitalization and follow-up requirements. A personalized cost estimate can be provided after specialist assessment.
Kidney stones are hard deposits that can develop within the urinary system.
They may occur in:
Kidneys
Ureters
Bladder
Small stones may sometimes pass naturally, while larger or obstructing stones may require medical or surgical treatment.
Specialist evaluation may be appropriate for patients with:
Severe flank or abdominal pain
Blood in the urine
Recurrent kidney stones
Large stones
Stones causing urinary obstruction
Stones that do not pass naturally
Recurrent urinary infections associated with stones
Assessment may include:
Medical history
Physical examination
Urine testing
Blood tests
Ultrasound
CT scan
Other imaging when appropriate
Imaging helps determine:
Stone size
Stone location
Number of stones
Degree of obstruction
Possible complications
CT or ultrasound may be used depending on the clinical situation.
Small stones may sometimes be managed with:
Hydration guidance
Pain management
Medication to assist stone passage when appropriate
Monitoring
The treatment approach depends on the patient's condition.
Selected kidney stones may be treated using shock wave lithotripsy (SWL), which uses focused shock waves to break stones into smaller fragments that can pass through the urinary tract.
Suitability depends on stone characteristics and specialist assessment.
Ureteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure in which a small scope is passed through the urinary tract to reach and treat a stone.
Depending on the case, stones may be:
Removed
Broken into smaller fragments
Treated using specialized energy devices
Larger or complex stones may require surgical treatment.
The appropriate procedure depends on:
Stone size
Location
Composition
Number of stones
Urinary anatomy
Previous treatments
Patients with large, multiple or difficult-to-treat stones may require specialized urological evaluation and treatment planning.
Patients with repeated kidney stones may receive evaluation to identify factors contributing to stone formation.
Assessment may include:
Blood tests
Urine testing
Stone analysis
Dietary assessment
Medical history
After treatment, specialists may provide individualized recommendations regarding:
Fluid intake
Diet
Salt consumption
Certain dietary factors
Medication when appropriate
Prevention strategies depend on the type and cause of the stones.
Follow-up may include:
Imaging
Urine testing
Blood tests
Stone analysis
Assessment for recurrent stones
Patients may seek a kidney stone second opinion regarding:
Stone treatment
Need for surgery
Lithotripsy
Ureteroscopy
Complex stones
Recurrent kidney stones
Preventive treatment
Relevant imaging and medical records can be reviewed.
International patients seeking kidney stone treatment in the United States should provide relevant medical documentation whenever available.
Useful records may include:
CT scans
Ultrasound reports
X-rays when available
Urine test results
Blood test results
Previous stone analysis
Previous treatment reports
Medication history
Complete documentation can help specialists determine the appropriate treatment pathway.
Specialized care may help:
Determine stone size and location
Identify urinary obstruction
Select appropriate treatment
Treat complex stones
Evaluate minimally invasive options
Manage recurrent kidney stones
Develop prevention strategies
Provide specialist second opinions
Mayo Clinic provides specialized urological evaluation and multidisciplinary care for patients with kidney stones and complex urinary tract conditions.
Treatment planning is based on the patient's stone characteristics, symptoms, medical history and overall clinical needs.
Price: Price on Request
Potential costs may include:
Urology consultation
Imaging
Laboratory testing
Medication
Shock wave lithotripsy
Ureteroscopy
Kidney stone surgery
Anesthesia
Hospitalization
Follow-up care
A personalized cost estimate can be requested following specialist assessment.
Yes. Some smaller stones may pass naturally with appropriate medical management and monitoring. Larger or obstructing stones may require intervention.
Depending on the stone, treatment may include observation, medication, shock wave lithotripsy, ureteroscopy or other surgical procedures.
Yes. Ureteroscopy uses a small scope inserted through the urinary tract to reach and treat the stone without a traditional external surgical incision.
Yes. Kidney stones can recur. Evaluation of stone composition and contributing factors may help develop an individualized prevention strategy.
International patients may request evaluation and treatment subject to Mayo Clinic's international patient processes, medical requirements and appointment availability.
Product Name: Kidney Stone Treatment
Hospital: Mayo Clinic
Brand: Mayo Clinic
Country: United States
Specialty: Urology
Service Type: Kidney Stone Treatment
Customer-Facing Price: Price on Request
International Patients: Subject to applicable eligibility and appointment requirements
Location: Rochester, Minnesota, United States
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