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What Could Explain Pain In Back And Kidney Area?

Hi i have very bad pains in my back at the left side kidney area. It feels like when you get a knock in your back and it winds you. But its constant and i cannot lay down. Been to a and e 2day. They checked my urine no blood. But ive got to mess about and get my bloods done with my gp. This is going to be in a few days. Do you knowhat the problem could be. Thanks.
Fri, 28 Mar 2014
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Hi, thank you for posting.

From what you refer, I think that you suffer from kidney stones.
First the pain is severe, not constant, but then it becomes constant.

To find the diagnose you need:
1- Abdominal Ultrasound.
2- Urography(pyelography).
3- Kidney Ct-scan(only if it is necessary, your doctor will determine if you need it).
4- Repeat urine test.
5- Complete blood count.

You should contact your nephrologist.

If the pain is severe and constant, I recommend you to go to Emergency Room , to control the pain.

I hope you find this helpful.

All the best.
Dr. Behar.
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What Could Explain Pain In Back And Kidney Area?

Hi, thank you for posting. From what you refer, I think that you suffer from kidney stones. First the pain is severe, not constant, but then it becomes constant. To find the diagnose you need: 1- Abdominal Ultrasound. 2- Urography(pyelography). 3- Kidney Ct-scan(only if it is necessary, your doctor will determine if you need it). 4- Repeat urine test. 5- Complete blood count. You should contact your nephrologist. If the pain is severe and constant, I recommend you to go to Emergency Room , to control the pain. I hope you find this helpful. All the best. Dr. Behar.