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Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri · Kidney Stone Treatment

Kidney Stones Treatment in Gadag-Betageri

From monitoring small stones to lithotripsy, URSL and PCNL — with same-day evaluation, on-site diagnostics, and a surgeon who explains every option in plain language before you decide.

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Surgeon reviewing a kidney stone scan with a patient at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Surgeon explaining a kidney stone treatment plan to a patient at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
About the Treatment

Kidney Stone Treatment in Gadag-Betageri

Not every kidney stone needs surgery — the right approach depends entirely on the stone's size, position, and whether it's blocking urine flow. At Aashraya Hospital, your symptoms, history, and scans are reviewed together before any treatment is even discussed.

Small Stones, Managed Conservatively. Many small stones are treated with fluids, medication, and monitoring — with regular scans to confirm they're passing on their own.

Minimally Invasive, Where Possible. Larger or stubborn stones are commonly cleared with lithotripsy (ESWL), ureteroscopy with laser (URSL), or PCNL — chosen based on what's least invasive for your specific case.

Every case includes a surgeon-led consultation, on-site scans and blood work with same-day reports, and WhatsApp support before and after your procedure — so nothing about your care feels uncertain.

Know the Warning Signs

When kidney pain shouldn't wait

Small stones often pass quietly with fluids and monitoring — which is exactly why a timely scan matters. But a few patterns need care right away.

Patient consulting a surgeon about kidney stone warning signs at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Emergency Reminder Call emergency services if severe flank pain comes with fever, vomiting, or you can't pass urine at all.

Fever with kidney pain, an inability to urinate, or heavy blood in the urine can mean a blocked, infected kidney and need immediate medical help — don't wait it out at home.

Common Warning Signs

Symptoms worth mentioning at your next check-up.

  • Sharp pain in the back or side, below the ribs
  • Pain that comes in waves and shifts to the lower belly or groin
  • Pink, red, or cloudy urine
  • Burning sensation while urinating
  • Frequent urge to urinate, small amounts each time
  • Nausea, especially alongside back pain

Rising Risk Factors

Patterns that raise the chance of forming stones.

  • Drinking too little water through the day
  • Diets high in salt, protein, or oxalate-rich foods
  • Family history of kidney stones
  • Previous stone episodes
  • Working outdoors or in hot climates
  • Certain metabolic conditions or supplements

Seek Help Immediately

These signs may point to a urological emergency.

  • Severe flank pain with fever or chills
  • Persistent vomiting alongside back pain
  • Heavy blood in the urine
  • Inability to pass urine at all
  • Pain that suddenly worsens and won't ease
  • Confusion or extreme weakness with fever

Not sure if it's a kidney stone? Get it checked.

If you're unsure whether your symptoms need urgent attention, call us or message on WhatsApp — our team will guide you on the next step right away.

Diagnosis

How we decide what's right for your case

Every patient goes through the same simple, four-step evaluation — and your surgeon explains each result in plain language, not medical terms.

No procedure is planned without telling you why. And nothing is rushed — you can ask as many questions as you need to.

Step 1

We Talk to You First

Your surgeon asks about pain pattern, duration, and any relevant medical or family history.

In Simple WordsWe listen before we test
Step 2

Physical Exam, Same Visit

A focused abdominal and back examination is done right there in the room.

In Simple WordsA hands-on check, no delay
Step 3

Scans & Tests, Same Day

On-site ultrasound or scan, urine and blood work — with your report the same day.

In Simple WordsOne visit, one report
Step 4

Your Surgeon Explains

You're told clearly whether the stone can pass on its own or needs treatment, and what to expect after.

In Simple WordsYou leave knowing the plan

Not sure if you need treatment? That's okay — many small stones start with a simple consultation and scan. If your surgeon feels a procedure is needed, you'll be told exactly why and what the options are.

Why Aashraya

Gadag-Betageri's kidney stone care built around clarity and recovery, not just the procedure.

Treatment is only part of the journey — recovery and follow-up matter just as much. Here's what makes Aashraya Hospital the trusted choice for kidney stone treatment in Gadag-Betageri.

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  • Minimally invasive stone removal. Lithotripsy, URSL, and PCNL are handled on-site, chosen based on what's least invasive for your case.
  • On-site diagnostics, same-day results. Ultrasound, blood and urine tests are all run in-house — no separate lab visit, no waiting.
  • Treatment only when it's the right call. Small, passable stones are managed conservatively first, with a procedure recommended only when it will genuinely help.
  • Support before and after your procedure. Reach your care team directly on WhatsApp with pre-treatment questions or post-procedure concerns, without having to come back to the hospital.
Our Medical Team

Gadag-Betageri specialists you'll see, visit after visit

Every patient is assigned a lead physician who tracks your case across every visit.

Dr. Sridhara V. Kuradagi - General & Laparoscopic Surgeon at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Sridhar V. Kuradagi
QualificationMBBS, MS (Gen. Surg), FIAGES
SpecialityGeneral & Laparoscopic Surgeon
Dr. Sunitha S. Kuradagi - Obstetrician, Gynaecologist & Sonologist at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Sunitha S. Kuradagi
QualificationMBBS, DGO
SpecialityObstetrician, Gynaecologist & Sonologist
Dr. Madhusudan P. Chintamani - Physician & Fever/Infection Specialist at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Madhusudan P. Chintamani
QualificationMBBS, DNB
SpecialityPhysician & Fever/Infection Specialist
Dr. Jayaraj Patil - Pediatrician at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Jayaraj Patil
QualificationMBBS, MD
SpecialityPediatrician
Dr. Ravikumar Naganur - Orthopaedician at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Ravikumar Naganur
QualificationMBBS, MS (Ortho.)
SpecialityOrthopaedician
Dr. Nikhita Konnur - ENT Specialist at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Nikhita Konnur
QualificationMBBS, DLO
SpecialityENT Specialist (Ear, Nose & Throat)
Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to what most patients in Gadag-Betageri ask before a kidney stone consultation — no medical jargon.

Aashraya Hospital in Gadag brings a qualified surgeon and on-site diagnostics together, so kidney and ureteric stones can be scanned, sized and planned for treatment in a single visit.
No — many small stones pass on their own with fluids, medication and monitoring. Surgery is usually recommended when a stone is large, blocking urine flow, causing infection, or not passing despite treatment. Your surgeon will tell you clearly which category your stone falls into.
Depending on the stone's size and location, treatment can range from medication and monitoring to lithotripsy (ESWL), ureteroscopy with laser (URSL), or percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) for larger stones. Your surgeon recommends the least invasive option that will work for your case.
ESWL and many URSL procedures often allow discharge the same day or the next day, while PCNL for larger stones may need a slightly longer stay. Your surgeon will give you a specific estimate once your case has been assessed.
Kidney stone pain typically comes in waves, starts in the back or side and moves toward the lower abdomen or groin, and is often paired with blood in the urine, nausea, or burning while urinating. An ultrasound or scan confirms it quickly.
Evaluation typically includes urine and blood tests, an ultrasound or CT scan to locate and size the stone, and a fitness assessment, most of which can be completed on-site with same-day reporting.
Yes — consultation, test and estimated treatment charges are shared clearly before you commit to anything. Call us or message on WhatsApp and our team will walk you through the expected costs for your specific case.
Consultation charges are shared upfront with no hidden costs. Call us or message on WhatsApp and our team will confirm the exact consultation fee before you visit.
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