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2nd dr visit w/protein/blood in urine, strong lower back pain, nausea, no fever or urgency. ref to urologist in wk. suspect stone but not moving help?
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See urologist: Suspect you may be correct, but there is no way in which to diagnose this long distance. You need to be seen and appropriately evaluated. Keep your appointment. If there is a stone it may have to be removed with ureteroscopy or lithotripsy. Good luck and hope this clears up soon. If it is a stone, make sure they check your parathyroid.
Answered 2/20/2014
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Kidney stone: Suggest you ask your doctor for an urgent visit today as you are in severe pain. If you do not get immediate help, i would go to the er.
Answered 2/20/2014
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