What Causes Painful Urine Bleeding After Stent Placement For A Kidney Stone?
Ihave bleeding in urine and some pain in my back for 5 days,went to drs who sent me to emergancy who sent me for immediate stent placement for a 6 cm kidney stone,more pain in front crotch area and still bright red blood in urine Hurts when done urinating,Im a 50yr menopausel women with underactive thyroid I weigh 96 lbs and have lost 20=25 lbs in last year.
Hello and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern. The kidney stone causes pain with it's movement in side the kidney. As the stone moves,due to friction,it causes bleeding. Kindly confirm,if the stone size is 6cm or 6 mm. A 6 cm stone is quite large, and causes more bleeding. The stone can be treated with several different methods. ESWL,is fragmenting it from outside,with shock waves. PCNL,is fragmenting it through an endoscope. Laser lithotripsy is another option,or a combination of these.If you've any doubt,you may send it as a direct question to me. Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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What Causes Painful Urine Bleeding After Stent Placement For A Kidney Stone?
Hello and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern. The kidney stone causes pain with it s movement in side the kidney. As the stone moves,due to friction,it causes bleeding. Kindly confirm,if the stone size is 6cm or 6 mm. A 6 cm stone is quite large, and causes more bleeding. The stone can be treated with several different methods. ESWL,is fragmenting it from outside,with shock waves. PCNL,is fragmenting it through an endoscope. Laser lithotripsy is another option,or a combination of these.If you ve any doubt,you may send it as a direct question to me. Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.