Am I Having Pain In My Left Side Due To Kidney Stone?
I have been having severe pain in my lef tside and edned up in hopital recentl as the pain was so bad, Blood wa sofudn in my urine, so I am being treated for possible Kidney stones . The CT scan I had advises Mild pelvicalyceal Dilation on the left side but no evidence of calcification in the line of the renal tract on either side ,what does this mean ?
Hello Thanks for query . You have severe pain in left loin with blood in urine (Hematuria) .
Though C.T Scan has not revealed positive evidence of stone either in kidney or ureter the pain that you have with dilatation of pelvicalyceal system suggests obstruction to flow of urine from kidney in to bladder via ureter and needs to be investigated further .
Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical examination and get following basic tests done to confirm the diagnosis. 1) Urine routine and culture. 2) Ultrasound scanning of abdomen and pelvis 3) Radiological test called Retrograde Pyelography .
Further treatment will depend upon result of these tests and final diagnosis.
Dr.Patil.
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Am I Having Pain In My Left Side Due To Kidney Stone?
Hello Thanks for query . You have severe pain in left loin with blood in urine (Hematuria) . Though C.T Scan has not revealed positive evidence of stone either in kidney or ureter the pain that you have with dilatation of pelvicalyceal system suggests obstruction to flow of urine from kidney in to bladder via ureter and needs to be investigated further . Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical examination and get following basic tests done to confirm the diagnosis. 1) Urine routine and culture. 2) Ultrasound scanning of abdomen and pelvis 3) Radiological test called Retrograde Pyelography . Further treatment will depend upon result of these tests and final diagnosis. Dr.Patil.