Living with Kidney StonesThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Kidney Stones Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download kidney stones My husbands has had undiagnosable penile pain interminently for 8-10 years. It increased in frequency the last few years. He is in NYC region and has been to 8 urologists and 2 internists. I was afraid of something warning him of major dangerous development. Finally the 7th urologists Kat scanned his kidneys and surpisingly confirmed he had 4 kidney stones He could not believe that his wife (me) was the one who referred him in to his office (a very reputable one, NYU Urological) When he woke up recently in lower tract pain, could not get rid of it, I called his internist who confirmed after another kat scan and blood analysis it was the kidney stones (at least we were not panic striken while waiting the reults). More interesting. After a penile sonogram, during the resulting pain something felt like it moved. Nothing showed up unual in the sonagram, but the pain has since not been reoccuring so severly or so often. He also had stopped taking Flomax. I don’t think too many people realize that there is serious research going on evaluating Flomax and its effect on breaking down stones. My conclusion, and confirmed likely by some of these researchers is that he was passing small granulars which caused the penile pain. This possibility was not offered by anyway, but the urologist seemed to acknowledge that it could have been that or a prostate stone (granular). Have fun with this accessment. No one admitted to anyone ever having this problem and all claimed he had a very unusual problem. Believe me it was not psychomatic. Comments
June 2008
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