Is it normal to have extreme back pain after passing kidney stones?
971300
You seem to have severe constipation too. First treat it with the green vegitables and salads.\nHoemorrhoids will suffer while passing stools but scars on large intestine will cause such pains.\nPain of kidney stone is shooting pain, intestinal scars will cause burning sensation.
537634
Your kidney perhaps??  I have been suffering from chronic kidney stones since I was in High School, and have to say that I have never had those symptoms post-stone passing.  Those are things that I had DURING the whole agonizing process of flushing with IV fluids, etc.  Is it possible there is still another, or more stones in there still? \n\nAlso, did you have a lot of blood in your urine?  You might need to have your hemoglobin checked to make sure your iron isn't too low.  There is quite possibly the chance of a secondary infection as well. That could effect any of your organs, if it had the opportunity to spread.  My best advice here--go see the DR, or at least give him/her a call and let them know what's up.  GL!  P.S. PUSH fluids and drink cranberry juice in the meantime!
604943
Blood in your urine could be a sign...intense pain in the lower left/right sides of your back...not much else...hope this helps!
87938
it may just be an infection or it could be a kidney stone....you need to see a doctor to know for sure.
238748
The discomfort of a kidney stone's passage - is most apparent when it passes from the ureter, into the bladder.  The ureter is the tube that carries urine from the kidney.  Passage through the urethra - tube that carries urine from the bladder to the toilet, tree, or alley wall, is often not noticed with a stone of this size - and when it is noticed.  The discomfort can be great in passing through the ureter and generally pain meds are prescribed to take as needed.  A stone that fails to pass in a reasonable amont of time, is accompanied by fever, chills, or uncontrolled pain, requires the attention of a Urologist.\n\nBest wishes - I hope you don't feel a thing and pass the stone with no trouble.
28090
I had a 9mm stone that was broken up with a lithotripsy procedure. The result was several stones that were 1-2cm. The pain was the worst of my life. \n\nSo, it is possible to have passed the stone. Only an KUB XRay should tell (and even then it might not). But, if you have no pain, and no blood in your urine, you might be just fine.
555890
I am a person with a high uric acid level and one who produces massive amounts of kidney stones please take heed--\n--red meat is a very high source of the problem, things with calcium if stones are covered with calcium---stay away from milk and products with calcium.  Stay away from acidic things such as soda pop.  Do not eat liver but stay oward fish due to fish oils, chicken, turkey, and the other white meat.    Take heed now because if you don't, the future is really not a pleasant one.  My one kidney is only 25% working and the other constantly fills up with stones and every two and a half months I have two stents (tubes) one placed in each kidney to prevent the pain from passing them.\nChange your diet now and ask the doctor for Sodium Bicarb pills or drink one teaspoon of baking soda daily to combat the uric acid level---it really helps and over time, Cranberry juice will dissolve stones and help the uric acid level also. Check with a urologist or nephrologist (kidney specialist before any more time elapses.  Good luck
780787
Does this pain start after you eat/drink? If so, it could possibly be your gallbladder (right side under ribs). Does it hurt in your back also? If it gets worse, contact your doctor and he can check it out for you....Good Luck!
17541
Only if they urinate in you while you are having sex... Then, it should just fall right out of you.  ;)\n\nJUST KIDDING!\n\n\nSeriously though:  No, Kidney Stones are NOT STDs; and, from what I've heard, they are extremely painful while they pass...  I doubt seriously the fella who is passing it would be feeling "in the mood" at that particular moment anyway.
1069165
Fortunately, surgery is not usually necessary, but 12 mm is a big stone so it could be possible. Most kidney stones can pass through the urinary system with plenty of water (2 to 3 quarts a day) to help move the stone along. Often, you can stay home during this process, drinking fluids and taking pain medication as needed. The doctor usually asks you to save the passed stone(s) for testing.  The most common medical treatment is extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL). This uses sound waves to break a kidney stone into small pieces. The bits can pass out of your body in your urine. Other times, a doctor will need to remove the stone or place a small metal tube in the ureter to keep it open while stones pass.
1051171
yes, the pain can radiate. The majority of the pain should be over the affected side, but its not uncommon for some to have pain on the opposite side.  If the pain is the same on both sides, you might want to be checked for additional kidney stones.
842169
might be a kidney stone.
265866
you might have kidney stones. chew olive leaves.
130879
YOu probably are experiencing phantom pain from passing the stone.  Or, you have more stones.  If they are calcium based, there is a remedy I have heard of that might work.\n\nIf you type it in, on a search , you might find it.  I actually know someone who tried it and it worked for him.\n\nThe stones must be calcium based, (80 plus percent are.)\n\nThe recipe is to drink like 3-5 cans of COKE, ( only coke works due to the phosphoric acid content)\nand then drink a fresh asparagus puree.  Basically steam them a bit and then blend with enough water to get a thick soup.  Need about 8 ounces.  I have heard you can add a bit of salt for taste if you need to.\nI don't remember the exact timeframes, or the exact recipe, but I think recipe is copywrited, and might be difficult to find on the net.\n\nSupposedly, this causes the stones to break up and be passed with ease.\n\nHere is one site I found that claims the recipe.  \nhttp://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=20&i=913
33333
Stones will pass within hours or a few days. Most kidney stones can pass through the urinary system with plenty of water (2 to 3 quarts a day).  As far as pain medication it would be best to ask your doctor.
166080
It could be a lot of things. If it only happens occasionally, it could just be something you ate, or a vitamin you took. For example, my B vitamins turn my urine bright neon yellow. Dehydration could also darken your urine, so drink more water. (And really, water is the best thing for you. Sodas, even diet, aren't all that good.)\n\nThe other thing it might be is blood in your urine. It wouldn't necessarily show up as red - it might just be a darker yellow or orange. If that's the case, you need to see your doctor, because it could be any number of things.\n\nMine was consistently darker for a few weeks before I started to pass a kidney stone. When I went to the emergency room because of the pain, they took a urine sample and told me there was blood in it. It was a brownish-yellow - sort of orange.
855073
If the pain is in the middle of your back and your stomach it could be gallstones.  The pain can come suddenly and there is no position that is comfortable, it can last from 20 minutes to hours and even days.  It is a horrible pain and can put you out of commision quickly.  I have lower back pain often but it is unrelated to my gallstones, I don't know if this could be your problem but if it is I feel for you.