Have Stabbing Pain Near Rib Cage. X-ray Revealed Kidney Stone. What Can Be Done?
I have constant pain sometimes a stabbing pain down my right side and round the front under my rib cage. I had a x-ray and was told I have a kidney stone for the second time. I was then sent for a CT scan and was then told I had no kidney stone, just a cyst on my kidney and there was nothing else they could do for me, but I am still getting the pain. I follow a wheat free and gluten free diet after testing last year.
Hi Thanks for the query. You have not mentioned the size of the cyst. While a kidney stone can cause pain it is more commonly lower down, often in the loin and may shoot downwards. A renal cyst on the other hand is usually painless unless its a very big cyst. So you need to see a physician who can examine you and determine the exact cause of the pain. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Hi, many thanks for the query! A simple cyst needs no surgical intervention but just close observation and symptomatic treatment. You need to do- RFT, USG, Urine (R/M). Symptomatic treatment includes- antispasmodics, pain killers with your doctor's opinion. Continue your previous treatment & also wheat, gluten free diet. Wish you a good health. Take care. Regards.
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Have Stabbing Pain Near Rib Cage. X-ray Revealed Kidney Stone. What Can Be Done?
Hi Thanks for the query. You have not mentioned the size of the cyst. While a kidney stone can cause pain it is more commonly lower down, often in the loin and may shoot downwards. A renal cyst on the other hand is usually painless unless its a very big cyst. So you need to see a physician who can examine you and determine the exact cause of the pain. Hope this helps. Good luck.