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Passed a stone last night but still have pain is this normal?
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Well : You can have pain for a day or so however pain usually goes away once you pass the stone. However continued pain often means you're still passing more stone fragments. Recommend you see a urologist or primary care physician for specific advice and treatment
Answered 9/18/2016
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