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I am having an 5mm kidney stone(right side), my right leg is paining much and also some mild pain in my groin also.can kidney stones cause leg pain?
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No: A kidney stone can be very painful, but it should not affect your leg. You probably have something else going on. Check with your primary provider.
Answered 12/14/2019
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