No, WSW, I didn't have ultrasound and haven't had anything like this for YEARS! I have had enough of the medical profession and stay as far away from them as I can.
I don't know what is calcified or what isn't. I know they are big. Some are soft and some are hard. It's just cool watching them coming out!
I know if I kill the bugs, they have to come out. I know if I do the liver flushes, the stones have to come out.
I know if I get rid of the bugs and the stones, I will be healthy again.
I think I make a good doctor for myself just going with the Natural Healing Paradigm. I don't see any need for "them" unless I have to have some bones set because I broke one.
Ultrasound? Messes up the body. No thanks.

Kill the bugs with the Barefoot dewormer. Then when you do a liver flush they will come out in the stones and from behind the stones. The bugs have to be dead to come out.
The liver flush prep done for 3 days uses Ultraphos and and the malic acid that is contained in apple cider to open up the common bile duct that leads to the gall bladder and also the liver plus the duct that goes to the pancreas. When one does a liver flush, the liver is forced to expel stones, bugs and debris.
I can feel the stones passing. It doesn't necessarily hurt. I borders on what I might call vague hurt when I pass a stone that is an inch and a half wide all the way around. Not a difficult process at all. Certianly nothing like a gall bladder attack or passing a kidney stone, tho I have never passed a kidney stone, but I know it is a very painful thing from watching others who did have them.
The stones pass out of the liver and the gall bladder both, perhaps even thru the pancreatic duct, through the common bile duct, into the duodenum which is the first part of the small intestine, through the small intestine, then thru the large intestine or the colon and then to the bowels and out into the toilet.
That's the route they take. Not a complicated procedure at all. A lot of twists and turns going thru the digestive system, but if the bowels are kept open, they come right out.