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Hi is it normal to have kidney ache two months after passing a stone?
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Simplest explanation: You may be experiencing a recurrent episode of kidney stone formation. Time to visit your doctor because if you do have a second stone that will affect how you are treated. It's important to identity if a stone is present, and where and how big it is. Even a perfectly normal urinalysis without blood does not exclude the possibility of a new kidney stone. Call and get checked ASAP. Best wishes!
Answered 8/16/2017
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