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Q: Kidney Stone/urinary Infection

asked by: xgraysonx on April 15th, 2007

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went to hospital for kidney stone blood in urine throwing up blood, told right kidney not working properly need to see urologist because some kind of level is high what can i expect them to tell me at dr. apt or what should i be asking?????

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tinkinpink84

replied on April 17th, 2007

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not really sure, they may go over your bloodwork results again and run more tests possibly ultrasound your kidneys. They wanna make sure what they found is still there and not gotten worse etc. Then they will go from there. im not sure what to ask other then what anything means if udo not understand what they are saying to you about your results etc.

hopesprings2

replied on July 27th, 2007

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Re: Kidney Stone/urinary Infection

xgraysonx wrote:

they will do tested like xrays and blood ,urine,and see where the stone is what what they need to do about it.drink alot of water

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