**10. Post‐ESWL complementary therapy**

Micali and coworkers [43, 44] found the use of *Phyllanthus niruri* (a plant belonging to the euphorbiaceae family used in Brazilian folk medicine by patients with urolithiasis) with SWL lower calyx stone expulsion.

Also Micali [45] and Zheng et al. [46] found that the use of nifedipine and tamsulosin, both associated with ketoprofen after SWL of ureteral stones, increases stone‐free rate for proximal and middle ureter (85.7% vs 51.7%) and distal ureter (82.1% vs 57.1%).
