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Could Lower Back Pain Be A Result Of Kidney Problem?

Hi I am experiencing lower back pain at the moment and it feels as if it comes from my one kidney, if i take a deep breath then the pain is more. I find it difficult to walk upright. I took 1 ibrufin tablet last night, but it did not help much. thank you. Veronica
Thu, 3 Jul 2014
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Hello! Welcome to HCM.
Yes, this can be stone related pain.
When stone comes in ureter, urine outflow is obstructed & smooth muscles in ureter contract excessively to overcome the obstruction, resulting in severe colicky pain.
Also, this can be musculoskeletal pain.
You havent mentioned about trauma, if any or any urinary complaints or fever.
Many such patients come to my clinic, to whom I advise ultrasound abdo-pelvis, X-ray KUB, renal function tests, urine & stool routine.
Treatment is done accordingly.
Consult your doctor for diuretics, analgesics, smooth muscle relaxants like drotaverine etc.
Hope this helps.
Wish you speedy recovery.
Thanks.
Regards.
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Could Lower Back Pain Be A Result Of Kidney Problem?

Hello! Welcome to HCM. Yes, this can be stone related pain. When stone comes in ureter, urine outflow is obstructed & smooth muscles in ureter contract excessively to overcome the obstruction, resulting in severe colicky pain. Also, this can be musculoskeletal pain. You havent mentioned about trauma, if any or any urinary complaints or fever. Many such patients come to my clinic, to whom I advise ultrasound abdo-pelvis, X-ray KUB, renal function tests, urine & stool routine. Treatment is done accordingly. Consult your doctor for diuretics, analgesics, smooth muscle relaxants like drotaverine etc. Hope this helps. Wish you speedy recovery. Thanks. Regards.