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Pain In Left Pelvic, Goes Into Groin, Thighs, Lower Back, Blood In Urine. Treatment For Kidney Condition?
Hi I am a 20 year old female who has been experiencing serious pain in my left pelvic side that goes into my groin in my thigh an also my lower back, I have had blood in my urine tests for 3 weeks now, my Gino has referred me to a urineoligist, i was also born with a left pelvic kidney , iv been to te hospital 5 times in 3 weeks from this pain, what might you think?
Sat, 27 Jul 2013
I think of following possibilities-
1.your pelvic kidney may have developed infection
2.this kidney may have developed a stone
3.You consult a urologist & also get an ultrasound done for your kidneys
1.your pelvic kidney may have developed infection
2.this kidney may have developed a stone
3.You consult a urologist & also get an ultrasound done for your kidneys
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Hi, thanks for using HCM!
Pain in your case can be due to stone in urinary tract or also because of infection or other causes that need to be investigated.
Kindly do Ultrasound of KUB, X-ray KUB, CBC, RFT, Sr. uric acid, Urine (R & M).
You haven't mentioned, if you have any fever & what was the diagnosis 5 times, when you've been to the hospital.
If you have recurrent stones, you should do certain investigations
so that as per the results, some specific drugs can be started & appropriate dietary advice can be given to prevent the recurrence, so for that
do Metabolic Workup of 24 hrs urine sample, Sr. PTH, Sr. Calcium and
stone analysis of previous stones, if any.
Till then, with your Urologist's opinion, you may take antispasmodics, analgesics, tamsulosin, diuretics (if needed).
Drink plenty of water so that at least 2 liters of urine is voided in 24 hrs.
Wish you aspeedy recovery.
Take care.
With warm regards.
Thanks!
Pain in your case can be due to stone in urinary tract or also because of infection or other causes that need to be investigated.
Kindly do Ultrasound of KUB, X-ray KUB, CBC, RFT, Sr. uric acid, Urine (R & M).
You haven't mentioned, if you have any fever & what was the diagnosis 5 times, when you've been to the hospital.
If you have recurrent stones, you should do certain investigations
so that as per the results, some specific drugs can be started & appropriate dietary advice can be given to prevent the recurrence, so for that
do Metabolic Workup of 24 hrs urine sample, Sr. PTH, Sr. Calcium and
stone analysis of previous stones, if any.
Till then, with your Urologist's opinion, you may take antispasmodics, analgesics, tamsulosin, diuretics (if needed).
Drink plenty of water so that at least 2 liters of urine is voided in 24 hrs.
Wish you aspeedy recovery.
Take care.
With warm regards.
Thanks!
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