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Pain in the kidney area two weeks after stent removal for kidney stone. what should i do?
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Ulrology consult: It is probably best for you to consult your urologist. Pain may be from spasm of the ureter, infection, or recurrent of stones (the ones not removed/already in the kidney). Your urologist would be best to address your concern.
Answered 11/18/2015
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