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 Need Help from other stone bearers I sympathize with all of you. I am in pain now, It is constant and in my right mid back that extends under the right rib cage. ^6 weeks almost non stop. In 2003, I had CT scan of abdomen for other reasons and it showed a 6mm “soemthing: in the left ureter. I do not remeber having pain in the kidney area. GYN sent me to a urolgist and he said it is a stone and is too big to pass and too big for Lithoscopy so must have a general anesthesia and a stent placed to remove this stone. Biopsy showed a 7mm Oxlate Calcium stone. I am concerend about this 6 weeks now of pain in my mid right back. My Cardio doc took a Cahest X-ray and Basic metabolism. All negative. I called a gastro doc and they ordered an Ultrasound of the abdomen and Liver and Kidney enzymes. All normal. No stone showed up, they said yesterday. No one ordered a urinalysis but I do have some burning (tolerable) after urinating. The Urologist I used in 2002 has since retired to California. He was Great! Too many horror stories about urolgists roughbness on the females so I am scared now. Isn;t there a CT spiral scan of the kidney better than an Ultrasound to show if there is a kidney stone? This pain causes breathlessness. Thanks for any help. Comments
October 2008
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