No. Dialysis is not necessary for kidney stone treatment. In most cases, the doctor may either perform lithotripsy, which is using sound waves to make the stone explode/dissolve, or go up the urethra with a small tube to grab the stones. If this is not an option, the doctor will treat the pain involved with the stones with prescription pain killers. Kidney stones are only a serious health risk if they are causing blockage, and in most cases pain is the only real problem involved with them.
Large cysts causing microphthalmia should be aspirated or removed surgically.
Peritoneal dialysis in the treatment of kidney disease is the infusion of the abdomen with a special fluid. After some time the fluid is removed and refreshed by a fresh fluid. Thus the body can get rid of waste products.
no
Yes
Surgically.
yes
A Meckel's diverticulum that is causing discomfort, bleeding, or obstruction must be surgically removed. This procedure is very similar to an appendectomy.
The normal treatment for appendicitis is to surgically remove the appendix, and once it has been removed, obviously it can no longer burst.
Treatment options vary according to the stage and type of cancer. Some tumors can be removed surgically, while others must be treated with a combination of surgery and chemotherapy.
yes it can, it has to be surgically removed.
No, ribs do not grow back if surgically removed. Unlike certain tissues in the body, ribs are bones that do not regenerate after being surgically excised. Once removed, the body may adapt to the absence of the rib, but the bone itself will not reappear.
I would not attemp to remove the tumor myself (one of my hamsters had a tumor) but to take it to a vet to have it surgically removed if they think necessary.