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stones again
by: moldog on Mon, Oct 22 2007
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I just had EWSL for my left kidney in January. After the shock treatment, I had to be admitted because the fragments tried to pass at the same time causing a blockage. Then stents were put in to help pass the fragments. My urologist did not do any test on the fragments to see what type of stone I had. Now I have another stone in my right kidney. It seems the urologist is putting me thru the same treatment as the last one. However, he has now done 2 cystocopes with the intention of putting the stents in first. Even the stone is showing up in a CT, with the scope, he can not see the stone due to stool in my bowel. I have done the prep routine for bowel cleaning and still it does not show it. The stone is too large for me to pass. He keeps saying it is still in the kidney. I can’t keep going every 2 weeks for a scope or whatever. The nausea comes in waves. What happens if the stone stays in the kidney? Is there any home remedies I can try?
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October 2007

  • Uriflow - by KD - (Tue, Oct 30 2007)
    Hi, I was just wondering if any of you had ever heard of Uriflow? I am on my third battle with kidney stones I currently have a 4mm stone in my ureter (or at least it was a couple of weeks ago). [more..]
  • 3 is not better than 2 - by JAK - (Tue, Oct 30 2007)
    This is not so much a story as a caution. I was dignosed with my first kidney stone at the tender age of 16. They also found out I had 3 kidneys. Two smaller than average with seperate ureters to the bladder. [more..]
  • Simon Says - by D.R. - (Sun, Oct 28 2007)
    Over the weekend I awoke to some extreme pain on my right lower rib cage. Went to the e.r. and they found a 5mm stone. Very painful, after 3 days in the hospital it was removed with laser and a stint was also inserted, to be removed 5 days later. [more..]
  • stones again - by moldog - (Mon, Oct 22 2007)
    I just had EWSL for my left kidney in January. After the shock treatment, I had to be admitted because the fragments tried to pass at the same time causing a blockage. Then stents were put in to help pass the fragments. My urologist did not do any test on the fragments to see what type of stone I had. Now I have another stone in my right kidney. [more..]
  • Sick, sick sick - by Andrea - (Mon, Oct 15 2007)
    I found out I had a kidney stone and infection a few weeks ago after going to the emergency room for extreme pain. After reading the literature, I am confused. I had been having intermittent pain for months, had a hardness on that side of my lower abdominal for most of the last year that no one could diagnose, had been very sick for most of that time, [more..]
  • Kidney Stones - by Carol - (Sun, Oct 07 2007)
    Hi, my name is Carol. I have been forming stones since the age of 19, now 45. I reside in NJ and was totally misdiagnosed by my same doctor of 23 years with MSK [medullary sponge kidney]!!!! I went to a doctor in Chicago who has greatly helped me! I no longer form stones and they have all stayed passable!!! [more..]

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