Excruciating Pain In Right Groin, Lower Back Pain, 10 Mm Right Kidney. What Could Be This?
I have noted a 10mm right kidney, for the past three weeks I have had excruiciating pain in the right groin area, could it have anything to do with it? It is like a terrible kidney infection but doesn't seem to be in the right place. It hurts when I have to go to the bathroom. My lower back is aching. I have past some debris in my urine.
Hi, many thanks for the query! Stone in kidney has passed in to ureter causing excruciating pain, you need to do some investigations- USG (KUB), Urine (routine & microscopy), Sr. creatinine, Sr. uric acid, CBC, X-ray KUB. According to reports of the above mentioned tests, you may need to do further investigation i.e. IVP (intravenous pyelography/urography) to decide the treatment modality. Till then take symptomatic treatment as per your doctor's opinion including antibiotics, pain killers, anti-spasmodics, diuretics, antacids. Wish you a good health. Take care.
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Excruciating Pain In Right Groin, Lower Back Pain, 10 Mm Right Kidney. What Could Be This?
Hi, many thanks for the query! Stone in kidney has passed in to ureter causing excruciating pain, you need to do some investigations- USG (KUB), Urine (routine & microscopy), Sr. creatinine, Sr. uric acid, CBC, X-ray KUB. According to reports of the above mentioned tests, you may need to do further investigation i.e. IVP (intravenous pyelography/urography) to decide the treatment modality. Till then take symptomatic treatment as per your doctor s opinion including antibiotics, pain killers, anti-spasmodics, diuretics, antacids. Wish you a good health. Take care.