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How can you cope with the pain of constant kidney stones?
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Remove them: The kidney stones need to be removed so that permanent kidney damage does not occur. No one should have to cope with kidney stone pain, but get proper treatment to eliminate the source of pain. See a primary care provider and ask for a urologist referral.
Answered 12/10/2013
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