Question: Hi, My husband had lithotripsy procedure on 12/26/13. He had it done on the right kidney and had about larger stones to get broken up. The doctor didn't tell us specifically if she was able to break up all the larger stones in the post-op conversation but she basically just said to follow the post-surgery instructions. In the past, when he experiences a kidney stone coming on, he usually has to go to the ER b/c the pain is extremely intolerable and he begins vomiting profusely so the ER is typically his course of action until it passes--thus why he opted for this outpatient lithotripsy procedure. Dr. prescribed Flomax, Zofran and Percocet for pain. He passed multiple fragments the first couple of hours post surgery but is experiencing waves of quite a bit of pain in his kidney, which we attribute as normal. Recently though, as of today (72 hours after surgery) he's experiencing a lot of groin pain and the only comfort is placing his hand over his groin and just wincing through the pain. He had 1 bowel movement the night after the procedure but not any since. He feels like having a bowel movement may give him some relief as the pain is groin/abdomen area. We called the pharmacist to see if taking milk of magnesia was ok with his meds, she indicated it would be fine. Is this groin pain normal and is there anything else he can do to get temporary relief from the groin pain?