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Stomach Pains Due To The Stones
I am a 18 year old boy n hav kidney stone. 2 to 3 days back I m hav burning sensation while urination and today even blood came out with the urine a little. I often have stomach parins due to the stones. what could be d problem ?
Fri, 2 Sep 2011
hello,
burning sensation usually refers to having an infection. however the passage of blood can be due to the passage of stone.
pain can be due to the movement of the stone in the ureters which will cause pain.
pain in the stomach can be due to the pain killers you might be taking for stones.
i would advise you to get yourself a thorough medical examination including blood calcium levels, urine microscopy, culture and also a gastroscopy to rule out gastritis.
if the symptoms worsen contact your emergency number.
i hope i have answered your query.
take care
burning sensation usually refers to having an infection. however the passage of blood can be due to the passage of stone.
pain can be due to the movement of the stone in the ureters which will cause pain.
pain in the stomach can be due to the pain killers you might be taking for stones.
i would advise you to get yourself a thorough medical examination including blood calcium levels, urine microscopy, culture and also a gastroscopy to rule out gastritis.
if the symptoms worsen contact your emergency number.
i hope i have answered your query.
take care
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This could be becuse of UTI ie Urinary tract infection. You need to go for complete urinalysis also as you mentioned stone You need to get XRay KUB and USG KUB to find out exact size and location. take plenty of fluids orally so that stone if less than 2mm in diametrecould be expelled out on its own. foor others surgical intervention may be required So consult surgeon for the same
Welcome to healthcaremagic
This could be becuse of UTI ie Urinary tract infection. You need to go for complete urinalysis also as you mentioned stone You need to get XRay KUB and USG KUB to find out exact size and location. take plenty of fluids orally so that stone if less than 2mm in diametrecould be expelled out on its own. foor others surgical intervention may be required So consult surgeon for the same
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