Kidney stones treatment involves managing the pain and passing or removing the stones from the urinary system. Common methods include drinking plenty of water to help pass smaller stones, taking pain relievers, using sound waves (extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy) or surgical procedures like ureteroscopy or open surgery to remove larger or obstructive stones.
Kidney stones treatment involves managing the pain and passing or removing the stones from the urinary system. Common methods include drinking plenty of water to help pass smaller stones, taking pain relievers, using sound waves (extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy) or surgical procedures like ureteroscopy or open surgery to remove larger or obstructive stones.
Switzerland offers advanced kidney stone treatments including shock wave lithotripsy (SWL) and ureteroscopic procedures. SWL uses high-energy shock waves to break down stones, while ureteroscopy involves directly removing larger stones.
Switzerland's universal healthcare system ensures accessibility to these treatments for residents and tourists. Prices can be covered by basic insurance or supplementary plans.