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Treated For Kidney Stones. Experiencing Mild Renal Pain. Guide
three weeks ago had attack of kidney stones treated hospital emergency treated urologist opiate followed by tamulosin dosage 1x400mcg plus fluids to flush all pains ceased usrenal showed no stones in tube but traces very small ones in right kidney traumatied signs right kidney/tube all clear all ok until three days ago experienced mid renal dull pain just below surface below ribcage cocerned if right kidney playing up muscular rub & panadol osteo no help no pain when seated or sleeping i am not diabetic but low renal threshold grateful advice if should see my gp.
Thu, 16 May 2013
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When stone is in urinary tract rout & movement is there in stone, than patient feels pain.
This is a good indication that stone has left its place and moving.
When movement is there in stone ,there are chances that it will come out from kidney.
Plenty of fluid is very good thing as this increases frequency of urine and due to urination stone may come out.
So stone is there hence get in ULTRASOUND of kidneys ( both),blood examination for urea ( renal damage ,if any), Creatinine level.
So consult a Nephrologist and take his advice.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M.Forum.
When stone is in urinary tract rout & movement is there in stone, than patient feels pain.
This is a good indication that stone has left its place and moving.
When movement is there in stone ,there are chances that it will come out from kidney.
Plenty of fluid is very good thing as this increases frequency of urine and due to urination stone may come out.
So stone is there hence get in ULTRASOUND of kidneys ( both),blood examination for urea ( renal damage ,if any), Creatinine level.
So consult a Nephrologist and take his advice.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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