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Diagnosed With Kidney Stone, Have Small Pain Above Right Groin, Blood Test Shows Low Bilrubin. Is Pain Related To Bilrubin?

Good Morning Dr., My name is Kishore, male 33 yrs My total bilrubin is 1.7 mg/dl, direct bilrubin 0.39 mg/dl and indirect bilrubin is 1.31 mg/dl, sgpt is 19 and sgot 18.2, total protein 7.2 albumin 4.4, globulin 2.8 and alkhaline phosphate is 67.9, i am worried about bilrubin value, i have diagonised with kidney stone 3 yr back Physician asked me to drink plenty of water, last 3 yrs i didnt check again and i didnt got any pain aswell, now a days i have small pain above my right groin. is this related to bilrubin or any other issues
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Hi, thanks for the question. Your pain could be related to the renal calculus and not related to the bilirubin. You definitely need to get a scan of your abdomen (especially kidneys) asap. Ultrasound and X-ray KUB are the first line imaging and some people will need to undergo Plain CT KUB. I hope your kidney function tests (blood tests) are normal. Also get a urine routine examination done. Best thing to do is to see a nephrologist or general physician who can initiate the tests and follow you up. Else you can get them done and post them here for me to review. Best wishes
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Hi, many thanks for the query!
You need to do certain investigations- USG (Abdo-Pelvis), X-ray KUB,
Sr. creat., Sr. BUN, Sr. Uric acid, Urine (Routine & Microscopy).
For time being, you may take anti-spasmodics, antacids, pain killers with
your doctor's opinion.
Drink plenty of water so that at least 2 litres of urine is voided in 24 hrs.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
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Diagnosed With Kidney Stone, Have Small Pain Above Right Groin, Blood Test Shows Low Bilrubin. Is Pain Related To Bilrubin?

Hi, thanks for the question. Your pain could be related to the renal calculus and not related to the bilirubin. You definitely need to get a scan of your abdomen (especially kidneys) asap. Ultrasound and X-ray KUB are the first line imaging and some people will need to undergo Plain CT KUB. I hope your kidney function tests (blood tests) are normal. Also get a urine routine examination done. Best thing to do is to see a nephrologist or general physician who can initiate the tests and follow you up. Else you can get them done and post them here for me to review. Best wishes