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Sharp, Stinging Pain On The Left Of Groin, Intensifies At Night, Frequent Urination. Hiatus Scan Normal, Stones Ruled Out. Any Ideas?

hi, i m having this sharp or stinging pain on left side of my groin area, it comes and go ,specially at night when it becomes intense.I dont have problem to urinate but i urinate a lot (at night). I had a hiatus scan recently,because i was complainig about a pain on the right side of my abdomen and it came back negative,They were looking for gallblader stones. I also had kidney stones before. Can you tell me why I having this stinging sharp pain ? thank you
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Likely that you are having stone in the lower end of the ureter close to the place where it joins the bladder. Do a CAT scan {CT scan} to be doubly sure. Passing to much urine at night can mean you have kidney disease. However there are lot of other reasons you urinate more at night. Please get checked again. Do Kidney function test this time.
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Sharp, Stinging Pain On The Left Of Groin, Intensifies At Night, Frequent Urination. Hiatus Scan Normal, Stones Ruled Out. Any Ideas?

Likely that you are having stone in the lower end of the ureter close to the place where it joins the bladder. Do a CAT scan {CT scan} to be doubly sure. Passing to much urine at night can mean you have kidney disease. However there are lot of other reasons you urinate more at night. Please get checked again. Do Kidney function test this time.