i think that i may either have kidney stones or may be pregnant . about a week after my last menstration i started to dry heave and a week after that i noticed i had back pain where my kidneys would but only on my right side and the pain radiated to the side this has been going on for 3 days now should i go to my regular health care physician or go to my gynecologist?
You can differentiate between two conditions. If you are pregnant, then there should be history of missed period ,at least one period missed. You will start to have naucea, breast tenderness, fatigue. Here in this case, after one week of last period you can not decide on whether you are pregnant or not; as ovulation itself occurs on 12-14 days of starting previous cycle.
So as you are having back pain radiating to sides, you can refer to general physician. After doing USG diagnosis can be made.
Take care.
Best regards,
Dr. Neelam.
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Dry Heave, Back Pan. Kidney Stones Or Pregnant?
Hello, You can differentiate between two conditions. If you are pregnant, then there should be history of missed period ,at least one period missed. You will start to have naucea, breast tenderness, fatigue. Here in this case, after one week of last period you can not decide on whether you are pregnant or not; as ovulation itself occurs on 12-14 days of starting previous cycle. So as you are having back pain radiating to sides, you can refer to general physician. After doing USG diagnosis can be made. Take care. Best regards, Dr. Neelam.