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I went to bed this morning feeling fine , I woke up three hours later with a bad pain in my lower gut. After a trip to the er, here I lay in the hospitle with kidny stones. They have me on a morphine pump and may have to have a stint put in tomarrow. This stinks because muzzle loader season start this weakend, hope I get better before it starts.

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Oh man are you in for a ride.

I had them 2x and I still remember the pain.

The stent is not too bad because most likely you will be out cold and under while they do it. If they think you can pass the stones alone, they will leave you alone to pass them in your urine and you'll have to go thru a strainer to catch the stones if you pass any to save them for analysis. If they think the stones are too big to pass then comes lithiotripsy.

They locate the stones, give them an address, program that address in the machine. You lay in the machine and it pounds your kidneys and the stones with ultra sound to break them up so you can pass sand instead of sharp rocks. That treatment works, but you leave there feeling you have been beat up and kidney punched.

Oh yeah when they want to take the stent out, some Dr's like to do it in the office. Grab the end and pull.YIKES! I made them put me back under for that. That same day they took it out...that night I had another attack! But I passed the stones SCREAMING as I am sure you will too.

I am sure you have been told to drink PLENTY of water.

I do now...I don't want them again.

I wish you luck Pal. I REALLY know what your feeling.

You'll get through it.

Oh yeah...it usually takes a week or two before you get full control of your flow stoppage after they take out the stent. Things need to shrink back to normal size and the valve gets to control flow again after being stretched open by the stent

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Oh man are you in for a ride.

I had them 2x and I still remember the pain.

The stent is not too bad because most likely you will be out cold and under while they do it. If they think you can pass the stones alone, they will leave you alone to pass them in your urine and you'll have to go thru a strainer to catch the stones if you pass any to save them for analysis. If they think the stones are too big to pass then comes lithiotripsy.

They locate the stones, give them an address, program that address in the machine. You lay in the machine and it pounds your kidneys and the stones with ultra sound to break them up so you can pass sand instead of sharp rocks. That treatment works, but you leave there feeling you have been beat up and kidney punched.

Oh yeah when they want to take the stent out, some Dr's like to do it in the office. Grab the end and pull.YIKES! I made them put me back under for that. That same day they took it out...that night I had another attack! But I passed the stones SCREAMING as I am sure you will too.

I am sure you have been told to drink PLENTY of water.

I do now...I don't want them again.

I wish you luck Pal. I REALLY know what your feeling.

You'll get through it.

Oh yeah...it usually takes a week or two before you get full control of your flow stoppage after they take out the stent. Things need to shrink back to normal size and the valve gets to control flow again after being stretched open by the stent

:jaw:

Man Anthony, you got me all nerved up and I don't even have them LOL. So much for breaking it to him lightly :D!!

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Oh man are you in for a ride.

I had them 2x and I still remember the pain.

The stent is not too bad because most likely you will be out cold and under while they do it. If they think you can pass the stones alone, they will leave you alone to pass them in your urine and you'll have to go thru a strainer to catch the stones if you pass any to save them for analysis. If they think the stones are too big to pass then comes lithiotripsy.

They locate the stones, give them an address, program that address in the machine. You lay in the machine and it pounds your kidneys and the stones with ultra sound to break them up so you can pass sand instead of sharp rocks. That treatment works, but you leave there feeling you have been beat up and kidney punched.

Oh yeah when they want to take the stent out, some Dr's like to do it in the office. Grab the end and pull.YIKES! I made them put me back under for that. That same day they took it out...that night I had another attack! But I passed the stones SCREAMING as I am sure you will too.

I am sure you have been told to drink PLENTY of water.

I do now...I don't want them again.

I wish you luck Pal. I REALLY know what your feeling.

You'll get through it.

Oh yeah...it usually takes a week or two before you get full control of your flow stoppage after they take out the stent. Things need to shrink back to normal size and the valve gets to control flow again after being stretched open by the stent

Oh God it hurts to read that. I will make sure to be extremely drugged up if I ever get em thats for sure.

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Hey I gave him straight forward answers.

Kidney stones I have been told, by women who have had them, that they are the equivalent of labor pains that a woman gets during contractions of birth.

The contractions you were getting was the kidney trying to push out the stone(s) and the stone(s) blocking the path. They also cut up the kidney/urethra a bit and that is where the blood in the urine comes from. The urine will not be red. It will be a brown color. That usually is the tell tale before you get them. Pay attention to the color of your urine. I do now.

Hang in there...You'll get over it. The 1st few days are the worst.

Good Luck.

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