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Still mild pain after 3 months
by: Artemis1 on Fri, May 01 2009
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I had a 9mm stone removed with surgery back in February and still have mild to moderate pain on my right side. When I first went to my “doctor” with blood in my urine and pain in my right flank 3 months ago, he told me that he thought that I broke my rib. Funny.. because after 3 months since the surgery, I still have lingering mild to moderate pain and he STILL thinks that I have a broken rib…even though, last week I had more blood in my urine. Has anyone had this surgery and had this lingering pain for so long? I can’t even imagine having another stone and the doctors act as if I am crazy for thinking that I still have pain!
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  1. Sat, Oct 03 2009
    oh my God.. you better go to the doctor maybe some kidney stones during your surgery wasnt removed. I had a succesfful surgery, thanked God. Oh by...Read
  2. Tue, Jun 02 2009
    I had lithotripy just last fall. I remember that the procedure was not that bad. But afterward, my recovery was awful. For nearly two months, my entir...Read
  3. Tue, May 19 2009
    I am contemplating invasive surgery to have a large stone removed. What type of surgery did you have? I will ask how often pain remains, but I don't...Read

May 2009

  • stones. - by Kimberly - (Wed, May 27 2009)
    I had my first stone when i was 17 and ended up in the hospital after dealing with the pain for over a week. [more..]
  • kidney stones - by sarah - (Wed, May 27 2009)
    i am now in my fifth week with the stent in place after having kidney stone removel. [more..]
  • 2 CM stone - by bw - (Wed, May 27 2009)
    So, I was 30 weeks pregnant with my second baby. All of a sudden I am doubled over in pain in my left side with terrible pain. I get this wave of nausea that I have never felt. I take the pain/nausea for 4 hours before I go into labor and delivery only to be told I pulled a muscle. [more..]
  • Kidney Stones - by LeAndra - (Tue, May 19 2009)
    I learned for the first time earlier today I have kidney stones…I’ve had bad allergies recently, so when I woke up at 7 in the morning unable to breath out of my nose I took benadryl and went straight back to bed. [more..]
  • 87 stones later - by sheila - (Fri, May 15 2009)
    I had one kidney stone removed in 1976 it had been there since birth it was quite big. [more..]
  • kidney stones appear and disappear - by sue - (Thu, May 14 2009)
    I have only one kidney and I have developed a 7mm stone between my kidney and bladder. [more..]
  • Kidney Stone are the Worst - by ME - (Thu, May 14 2009)
    I thought I had a bad case of gas, that later that evening turned into a gut wrenching side pain that sent me to the hospital screaming appendicitis. [more..]
  • appendectomy - by Nate - (Tue, May 12 2009)
    I had been on antibotics for a couple of months for my acne to begin. One night I was walking and I felt a huge pain in my lower right side. I got really light headed and came seconds from passing out. My mom says it could be the bodies response to a huge amount of pain. [more..]
  • Still mild pain after 3 months - by Artemis1 - (Fri, May 01 2009)
    I had a 9mm stone removed with surgery back in February and still have mild to moderate pain on my right side. [more..]

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