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Have Distal Ureter Stone, Calcification. Flank Pain. Blood In Urine, Groin Pain. Is It Serious?

I was told I have a small distal ureter stone and several calcification that are low in pelvis and persumed pheboliths.I was having left plank pain and the doctor sent me for ct stone study. No stones found in kidneys but i have gallstones. Last 3 urine test showed blood in urine . I have no pain when urinating but I do have pelvic pressure and burning around belly button. Lately some dull pain near the groin area. Dr. sending me to urologist. My question is it serious or just something I need to live with. My blood work came out in all normal ranges also.
Wed, 30 Jan 2013
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General & Family Physician 's  Response
Hello,l Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das

Look, it is not a normal condition that you have to live with.

Here urgent intervention is necessary.

You have to consult with urologist for removal of the stone.

If you neglect it, then many disease can be caused by this like profuse anemia, pain in abdomen, and many more.

So, do not waste time. Consult with urologist immediately.

Regards.
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General Surgeon Dr. Grzegorz Stanko's  Response
Hello!

Thank you for the query.
Generally kidney stones are harmless if are small enough to move down through ureter. It can be serious if it will obstruct urine flow so the kidney urine pressure increases. If it last long enough can lead to kidney destruction and degeneration.
The other danger which kidney stones bring is urinary tract infection. Urologist consult is a very good idea, as some stones might need medical attention to get rid of them.
In a meantime you should drink plenty of mineral water (like 2-3 l/24 hours). Hot baths and muscle relaxing medicines should ease the pain.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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Have Distal Ureter Stone, Calcification. Flank Pain. Blood In Urine, Groin Pain. Is It Serious?

Hello,l Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das Look, it is not a normal condition that you have to live with. Here urgent intervention is necessary. You have to consult with urologist for removal of the stone. If you neglect it, then many disease can be caused by this like profuse anemia, pain in abdomen, and many more. So, do not waste time. Consult with urologist immediately. Regards.