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PCNL in India

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flyhosp
14 hours ago
1 min read

PCNL (percutaneous nephrolithotomy) removes large or complex kidney stones through a small opening in the back, using a scope and laser or ultrasound to break them.

Typical hospital stay: 2 to 3 days

Time to plan in India: 7 to 10 days

Who needs it?

  • Kidney stones larger than about 2 cm

  • Staghorn or complex stones

  • Stones not cleared by other methods

How it's done

  1. CT scan planning

  2. General anaesthesia

  3. A small tract is made into the kidney through the back

  4. Stones are broken and removed

Recovery timeline

  • Day 2 to 3: home

  • Week 2: return to most activities

How FlyHosp helps

  • Matches you with experienced specialists and accredited hospitals

  • Arranges your medical visa letter, airport pickup and a recovery-friendly stay

  • Shares a clear, itemised estimate before you commit

  • Coordinates follow-up calls after you return home

FAQs

Is PCNL better for big stones? Yes, it is the standard treatment for large stones.

Will I have a tube afterwards? Sometimes, for a day or two.

Get your free treatment plan

Send your medical reports to flyhosp@gmail.com and our team will reply within 24 hours with a personalised plan.

This information is general and does not replace advice from your own doctor. Typical figures vary by patient; your treating doctor confirms them for your case.

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