Pathari (Kidney & Bladder
Stone) Treatment
in Ahmedabad

Yes — Ayurvedic Ashmari-Bhedana (stone-dissolving) treatment is effective for stones up to 8–10 mm using classical herbs like Pashanbheda, Varuna and Gokshura with high fluid intake. Stones under 5 mm typically pass within 4–8 weeks of treatment. Stones of 5–8 mm may require 8–16 weeks. For stones larger than 10 mm or causing complete urinary obstruction, Dr Solanki recommends urological intervention first (ESWL or ureteroscopy) followed by Ayurvedic medicines to dissolve residual fragments and prevent recurrence. Please bring your USG or CT KUB report to your first consultation for accurate assessment.

Please bring: your most recent USG KUB (ultrasound of kidneys, ureters and bladder) — essential for stone size and location assessment. CT KUB (plain CT scan) if available — provides more accurate stone density information. Kidney function tests (serum creatinine, blood urea, GFR). Urine routine and microscopy (recent). Urine culture report if UTI is suspected. X-ray KUB if available. Any previous stone treatment records. Dr Solanki uses all of this to design the most appropriate and effective Ashmari-Bhedana protocol for your specific stone.

For small stones (2–5 mm): 4–8 weeks of consistent treatment with high fluid intake — many patients see stone passage within this period. For medium stones (5–8 mm): 8–16 weeks. For larger stones (8–10 mm): 3–6 months of intensive Ashmari-Bhedana treatment. Stone size is confirmed by repeat USG KUB at 6-week intervals. After stone clearance, Vrikka Rasayana (kidney rejuvenation) medicines are continued for 3–6 months to prevent recurrence — which is the most clinically important phase for long-term outcomes.

Yes. Ayutirth Ayurved & Panchkarma Hospital at Gota — FF-5, Vrundavan Heights, Vandematram Road — is the nearest Ayurvedic clinic offering classical Mutrashmari Chikitsa (kidney stone treatment) for residents of Chandkheda (approximately 8 minutes), Motera (approximately 10 minutes), Nirnaynagar (approximately 8 minutes) and all of North Ahmedabad. Free parking is available. Call +91 98246 54364 to book a consultation.

Yes — this is where Ayurvedic treatment has a clear clinical advantage over conventional lithotripsy or surgery, which only remove the existing stone. The Vrikka Rasayana phase of Dr Solanki's protocol specifically targets the metabolic error that caused stone formation — whether excess urinary calcium (corrected with Varuna and alkalinising herbs), excess uric acid (corrected with Pitta-reducing treatment) or chronic dehydration (corrected with Mutrala protocols and dietary guidance). Patients who complete the full Rasayana phase and follow dietary recommendations have significantly lower recurrence rates than patients treated by surgery alone.

Yes — Ayurvedic Mutrashmari treatment can be safely combined with conventional urology care. For patients who have undergone ESWL (shock wave lithotripsy), ureteroscopy or PCNL, Ayurvedic medicines are highly beneficial for dissolving residual stone fragments, healing urothelial damage, preventing UTI and preventing new stone formation. Dr Solanki routinely coordinates with urologists for patients with larger stones requiring combined management. Please bring all your urology reports and mention any current medications at your first consultation.