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Having Kidney Stones, Stinging Sensation While Urinating, No Blood, No Infection. Suggestions?

I had a kidney stone 2 months ago which i passed but there is another one 6mm in my left kidney,i have been fine since passing this kidney stone but for the past 10 days i have had a stinging sensation when urinating as the stream ends then a stinging feeling in my left side of my stomach , this seems to have gotten a little better over the last 2 days and the stinging is a lot less painfull, my urine has been tested, no blood and no infection.
posted on Wed, 29 Aug 2012
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Hi, many thanks for the query!
You need to do- USG (KUB), X-ray KUB, Sr. creatinine, Sr. Uric acid.
This will tell us regarding current size, site, type of stone, also any back pressure changes in kidneys/ureters.
Take anti-spasmodics, pain killers, diuretics, urine alkalinizing agents with your doctor's opinion.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
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Having Kidney Stones, Stinging Sensation While Urinating, No Blood, No Infection. Suggestions?

Hi, many thanks for the query! You need to do- USG (KUB), X-ray KUB, Sr. creatinine, Sr. Uric acid. This will tell us regarding current size, site, type of stone, also any back pressure changes in kidneys/ureters. Take anti-spasmodics, pain killers, diuretics, urine alkalinizing agents with your doctor s opinion. Wish you a good health. Take care. Regards.