Renal colic : Your symptoms are suspect for an obstructing ureteral calculus but could be musculoskeletal. With he intensity of pain i suggest urgent medical evaluation either at an urgent care, er or with your primary care physician or urologist. They will most likely obtain a urine for urinalysis as well as perform either a renal ultrasound and kub x-ray but more likely a plain ct scan of the abd and pelvis.
Answered 11/27/2017
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See your PCP: There a few things that could cause this pain including bursitis or facet mediated pain. Talk your pcp. Initial treatment may be nsaids, therapy and a cortisone shot.
Answered 5/6/2016
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