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Q: Kidney Stone?
asked by: skirpy on September 1st, 2008
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Hello,

In the past week i have this feeling in my penis which i would describe as a dull ache or slighly burning sensation.

I can't really pinpoint it but it feels like its in my urethra and the feeling moves from the middle of my penis and sometimes at the tip.

I am peeing more frequently too, before i only used the toilet 2-3 times a day to pee, it also feels like a slight burning sensation.

My lymph glands dont appear to be swollen and there is no blood or anything.

I am thinking its maybe a Kidney Stone.

I have a few beers most night and dont drink enough water so this probably does not help.

Now and again i get an ache round about my left hip, just above it....maybe this has something to do with it, but i think this may be something to do with a job i had years ago where i had to rock on my left side while lifting heavy blocks.

What do you think?

Cheers.
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aflsh
replied on October 5th, 2008
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Just thought I would answer your post. Unfortunately, I have no experience with this. Wrong gender! anyway the pain in your hip could be kidney related. You should get it checked with your Dr. Good luck.
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skirpy
replied on October 5th, 2008
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Thanks for the reply!

My symptoms seemed to have cleared up for now but i will get my hip checked out...i get this dull ache in my hip from time to time and have had it for years.

Thanks.
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aflsh
replied on October 7th, 2008
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Your welcome. The pain in your hip; does it start in your back and spread over your hip to your lower abdominal area? That could be kidney. Let us know what you find out. I have lots of experience with kidney!! Good luck.
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