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Having Noticed Acute Pain In The Left Renal Zone Which Is Causing Pain During Urination
from time to time since august 2010...i get accute pain in the left renal zone and groin.during the pain i have additional pain while urinating and the urine takes some time to come out.USG report says mild fullness of the pelvicalyceal system in the left kidney..doctors guessed that it is due to renal stones,sand grain sized....they ask me to drink a lot of water and try to flush them out naturally.since august 2010 i have had 12 relapses of the same thing.each time it took around 2 days to wash them out by drinking lot of water.but this time it took aroung 6 days for the accute pain to subside and now and then i get waves of pain that continues for some time and then subsides.and it has always been in the left side.please help me.is it chronic stones problem or something else?what should i do?i drink 6 litres of water everyday and drink a cup of warm water with lemon juice every morning.how do i get rid of this pain/problem?please help.thank you.
Mon, 3 Jul 2017
In this question you have not mentioned that did you repeat any ultrasound scan... If ultrasound had picked up any stone... If it comes regularly then do a CT scan of Kidney Ureter and bladder.. And do a metabolic workup like serum calcium phosphorus parathyroid level...
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