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Have Abdomen Pain, Better When Gas Passes. US Showed Kidney Stone, High BP. Taking Tazolac Causes Vomiting. Suggest?
sir, my age is 52 years and service holder, since last 2 years my lower belly was
in pain slightly, but now it is more and more even on my standing I am in bent position for 10 minutrs and when one gass passes then it become fit to walk. moreever I feel burning in my left side lower belly. when stool and urine stores the pain increases. gasses passes to my left side back and give me more pain. Further my buttock last bone is giving pain.I had made ultrasond and found there is a 6mm stone in my left kidney. my B.P is was high and now it is within110/90 after consuming Tazolac 80 but my head is moving with vomiting sysmptoms. Now I am consuming B>P medicine, Pantop DFSR , cystone tab, kct liquid, Please advice what is my deasease and how to be cure. My YYYY@YYYY
in pain slightly, but now it is more and more even on my standing I am in bent position for 10 minutrs and when one gass passes then it become fit to walk. moreever I feel burning in my left side lower belly. when stool and urine stores the pain increases. gasses passes to my left side back and give me more pain. Further my buttock last bone is giving pain.I had made ultrasond and found there is a 6mm stone in my left kidney. my B.P is was high and now it is within110/90 after consuming Tazolac 80 but my head is moving with vomiting sysmptoms. Now I am consuming B>P medicine, Pantop DFSR , cystone tab, kct liquid, Please advice what is my deasease and how to be cure. My YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 30 Sep 2013
Hi, it is the stone in the kidney, and if it is near the pelvis, it can cause hypertension, the pain could be due to the kidney stone, difficulty in the intestines is also may be due to the urinary tract.
So i advise you to consult an urologist for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.
So i advise you to consult an urologist for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.
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