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Diagnosed With Kidney Stones. Pain In The Abdomen. No Stones After Drinking Water. Pain Persisting. Why?
Hi Doc I am diagnosed with kidney stones a month back. This is because of a continuous pain at my left abdomen. But after a month the USG and CT scan report says that there are no stones left. During this period I drank a lot of water. Now, The pain has not yet gone it remains the same. I went of USG once again and told the problem, the radiologist doctor said it may be ameobic colitis. Please suggest what should the step I take to keep healthy
Mon, 20 May 2013
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You are diagnosed with kidney stones one month back. after one months treatment U.S.G.and C.T.scan ,report says that there are no stones left, but pain is continuing in the left abdomen, another radiologist suggested it may be amoebic colitis.
I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist for diagnosis and treatment.
It may be amoebic colitis or simple urinary tract infection, if not found in urine examination culture and sensitivity of the urine may help to diagnise the infection.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
Best regards.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.Forum.
You are diagnosed with kidney stones one month back. after one months treatment U.S.G.and C.T.scan ,report says that there are no stones left, but pain is continuing in the left abdomen, another radiologist suggested it may be amoebic colitis.
I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist for diagnosis and treatment.
It may be amoebic colitis or simple urinary tract infection, if not found in urine examination culture and sensitivity of the urine may help to diagnise the infection.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
Best regards.
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