Kidney Stone Specialist

Kidney stones cause severe pain and can come back. Dr. Abhishek Gupta helps with evaluation, safe treatment guidance and — importantly — preventing the next stone.

Medically reviewed by the RIIMS kidney-care team · Last updated: June 2026

Dr. Abhishek Gupta

B.A.M.S. · Ayurvedacharya

Founder & Senior Kidney-Care Physician, RIIMS

Reg. No.: DBCP A/7368

Creator of the DNA Kayakalp Protocol™ and author of the patient book Kidney Kavach — an integrated, report-based approach that brings modern medical understanding together with Ayurveda and lifestyle care. Always alongside your medical treatment, never instead of it.

Most stones are diagnosed with an ultrasound or CT and simple tests. Small stones often pass with fluids, pain control and medical support; larger stones or a blockage may need a urologist procedure (such as laser/RIRS), which RIIMS helps coordinate and refer for. Just as important is prevention — Dr. Abhishek Gupta reviews your diet, fluids and metabolic factors to lower the risk of recurrence.

How Dr. Abhishek & the RIIMS team help

Evaluation of stone size, position and any obstruction
Guidance on when a stone can pass vs when a procedure is needed
Coordination and referral for laser/RIRS with a urologist
Diet, fluid and metabolic review to help prevent new stones
Care for linked urinary infections

When to see a kidney doctor

Severe loin pain, fever with urinary symptoms, blood in urine, vomiting or reduced urine need prompt medical assessment. For recurrent stones, a prevention review is worthwhile.

Medical disclaimer: Information on this site is for awareness only and does not replace medical consultation. Treatment depends on doctor evaluation and patient reports. RIIMS does not promise guaranteed cure or recovery.

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