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Can the burning after pee sensation in perineum be due to kidney stones? even if no other symptoms are there? doc noted could be stones in distal area but unlikely because i have no back pain or blood in urine.from my understanding its still likely?

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Kidney stones tend to move around. With their movement they cause pain called Renal colic, and sometimes blood in the urine. If they move down into the urinary bladder they can cause pain in the pelvic area. But it is easy to find the stones with an X-ray or CT scan. Seek medical attention to check this possibility... though the odds are very low.

Answered 10/16/2022

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Kidney stone are up in the kidney and not in the perineum. Use sitz baths three times a day, get urine tested drink plenty of water, avoid riding a bike and take some azo. if not better in a few days you'll have to see a urologist. good luck.

Answered 10/27/2022

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