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What Could Swelling, Tender To Touch Feeling On Left Stomach Radiating To Hip And Back With History Of Having Kidney Stones Be?
Earlier on this afternoon I started to develop an uncomfortable feeling on the left hand side of my stomach going into my hip and the left hand side of my back. It s not painful just very uncomfortable and aggravating. It only hurts when I am lowering or elevating myself out of or into a chair. The area is quite swollen and very tender to touch. I am aware I have kidney stones but when one passed last time it was incredibly painful gradually getting worse over the first hour. I haven t had anything like that pain this time and the pain hasn t travelled to my groin.
Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
With the history of stones- I would think of the stone impacted into the joining of the kidney to the ureter causing swelling of the kidney due to back-pressure. This is called hydronephrosis and explains all your symptoms. A simple ultrasonography will confirm this.
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What Could Swelling, Tender To Touch Feeling On Left Stomach Radiating To Hip And Back With History Of Having Kidney Stones Be?
Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. With the history of stones- I would think of the stone impacted into the joining of the kidney to the ureter causing swelling of the kidney due to back-pressure. This is called hydronephrosis and explains all your symptoms. A simple ultrasonography will confirm this.