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Q: Should I Consult my doctor Immediately about Pain in the Rig

asked by: DoctorQuestion on August 16th, 2006

Stent was removed in 2005 after a month. I'm now experiencing right flank pain again, and I'm starting to feel tired with activity. Could this be the ureter again and/ or the kidney? Should I consult my doctor right away or just rest, giving it some time to go away?

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on August 22nd, 2006

Kidney Conditions Answer A1347

It seems wise that you consult your doctor. An abdominal ultrasound and blood/urine analyses (urea, creatinin, proteins in urine, urine sediment…) are necessary diagnostic procedures at this time. You may be experiencing a kidney or ureter stone.

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