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Pregnant, Have Intense Pain, Ultrasound Showed Urine In Kidney, No Relief With Tylenol. What Else Can Be Taken?

I m pregnat and had an ultrasound last week. The guy who did the ultrasound said that the right Kidney is full of urin. I have really bad pain. Had the same problem with the last pregnancy, and had to get those tubes . I don t know how to go through this pain, and want to know what else than Tylonol i could use, because there is no diffrent when i take tylenol .
Fri, 12 Apr 2013
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Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.

What you have is called 'hydronephrosis' and it is certainly more common on the right side because of the right-sided rotation of the uterus during pregnancy. But if you actually had to have stents or nephrostomy tubes last pregnancy, and you are having symptoms this pregnancy, then your next call should be to a Urologist for immediate evaluation.

I hope that this helps and good luck - Please ask me if you have specific questions!
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Pregnant, Have Intense Pain, Ultrasound Showed Urine In Kidney, No Relief With Tylenol. What Else Can Be Taken?

Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question. What you have is called hydronephrosis and it is certainly more common on the right side because of the right-sided rotation of the uterus during pregnancy. But if you actually had to have stents or nephrostomy tubes last pregnancy, and you are having symptoms this pregnancy, then your next call should be to a Urologist for immediate evaluation. I hope that this helps and good luck - Please ask me if you have specific questions!