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Swelling, Bloating, Pain In Stomach. Ultrasound Shows White Spot On Kidney. Kidney Stone Or Cancer?
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I had an abdominal ultrasound this morning because i have been getting severe swelling, bloating, pain in my stomach especially in my lower back of a night like inside. On the ultrasound this morning on my left kidney was a white spot and the radioligist was particularly interested in it and took many many pictures of it.
I have been looking on the internet and its possible it is a kidney stone but they said they usually past, this has been the case for about 3 years and its getting worse. Could it be cancer?
I had an abdominal ultrasound this morning because i have been getting severe swelling, bloating, pain in my stomach especially in my lower back of a night like inside. On the ultrasound this morning on my left kidney was a white spot and the radioligist was particularly interested in it and took many many pictures of it.
I have been looking on the internet and its possible it is a kidney stone but they said they usually past, this has been the case for about 3 years and its getting worse. Could it be cancer?
Tue, 9 Jul 2013
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well the white spot on your kindney may not necessarily be a cancer.
there are many coditions where there can be a white spot but your radiologist is the best person to judge it, may be you will need a CT scan to rule out any other pathology. ask for a proper report from the radiologist & discuss with your urologist the further plan of action, it may well be a stone or some local calcification . consult a urologist.
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thanks for choosing health care magic..
well the white spot on your kindney may not necessarily be a cancer.
there are many coditions where there can be a white spot but your radiologist is the best person to judge it, may be you will need a CT scan to rule out any other pathology. ask for a proper report from the radiologist & discuss with your urologist the further plan of action, it may well be a stone or some local calcification . consult a urologist.
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