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Constant Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Trouble Passing Bowels. History Of Kidney Stones. Is This Related ?
Hello, I do have a history of kidney stones but lately I am in constant pain and discomfort, loss of energy, loss of sleep, nausea and abdominal pain along with trouble passing bowel movement. I recently had a c-scan and x-ray of my abdomen but do not have anyone to read them. I see some masses near and around my right kidney and something that I think may be cysts or tumor near my reproductive area.
Fri, 15 Nov 2013
Dear Friend,
You are in pain, due to kidney stones. Which is causing you so many discomforts.
I would sincerely advise you to get your kidney function tests done, as you have renal/ureteric stones, which can cause obstructive nephropathy, leading to uremic symptoms like nausea, abdominal pain.
However, it can be simply because of pain.
You got your Xrays done, but you don't have any one to read, scan them and send to us, we will read them for you. And the masses which you are sseing in your Xray can be simply, intestinal gases or some structure, there is no point in making yourself worried by trying to read Xray, CT.
Send to us, we will surely help you.
Dr Anshul, M.D.
You are in pain, due to kidney stones. Which is causing you so many discomforts.
I would sincerely advise you to get your kidney function tests done, as you have renal/ureteric stones, which can cause obstructive nephropathy, leading to uremic symptoms like nausea, abdominal pain.
However, it can be simply because of pain.
You got your Xrays done, but you don't have any one to read, scan them and send to us, we will read them for you. And the masses which you are sseing in your Xray can be simply, intestinal gases or some structure, there is no point in making yourself worried by trying to read Xray, CT.
Send to us, we will surely help you.
Dr Anshul, M.D.
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