Kidney stone pain can be severe and stones often come back. Navkaar Homoeopathy offers homeopathic treatment for small kidney and ureteric stones along with diet advice to help prevent recurrence.
Overview
Kidney stones are hard deposits of minerals and salts – most often calcium oxalate – that form when urine becomes concentrated. Agra’s hot climate, low water intake and high-salt diets make stones fairly common in the region.
Small stones (generally under 5–6 mm) often pass with treatment and adequate fluids, while larger stones or blockage may need urological procedures. An ultrasound helps determine size and position.
Small kidney stones often pass with adequate fluids and supportive treatment. Homeopathy is used to support passage of small stones and reduce recurrence; large stones or severe pain, fever or blocked urine need urgent hospital care.
Signs & causes
Our approach
Based on your ultrasound report, stone size and symptoms, Dr. Jain prescribes individualised medicines and a hydration and diet plan. Follow-up ultrasounds help track progress. Patients with large stones, infection or obstruction are advised to consult a urologist without delay.
Process
Detailed one-to-one case taking at our Sikandra, Agra clinic.
Physical, emotional and lifestyle factors are assessed together.
Individualised homeopathic medicines with diet & lifestyle advice.
Regular reviews to track progress and adjust treatment.
Consultations are private and judgement-free. Visit our clinic at Sikandra, Agra – Mon–Sat, 10 AM–1 PM & 5–8 PM.
FAQs
Medical note: Results of homeopathic treatment vary from person to person. This page is for information only and is not a substitute for a personal medical consultation. In an emergency, visit the nearest hospital.
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Navkaar Homoeopathy is an ISO 9001:2015 certified clinic in Agra led by Dr. Gautam Jain (B.H.M.S. Gwalior, C.G.O. Pune) – trusted for classical homeopathy, sexual health and chronic disease care since 2017.