Have you ever had an unbearable pain on your lumbar? Many women say that the pain of a stone moving from one place to another can be as strong as the pains of childbirth. Did you know that?
When a stone moves to the bladder or through the urethra, it is common to feel a sharp, unilateral lumbar pain, that usually moves to the lower parts of the abdomen.
Some men also suffer from a testicular discomfort, and women can feel pain in the major labia.
Besides pain, there are other symptoms that can be considered signals when you have kidney stones. See them:
Increased and painful urination
Dark and foul-smelling urine
Blood in urine
Discomfort sitting
Nausea and vomiting
Fever
Besides these symptoms, kidney stones can also cause swelling and pain in the kidneys, so, if you notice any swelling on your abdomen or lumbar (under the ribs or groin), together with any other symptoms on this list, go to a doctor immediately.
Renal crisis can vary through time, especially the place and intensity of pain.
Small stones usually don't cause any problems, and many times are only found during urine tests, ultrasounds or X-rays.
If in doubt, you can do one of the natural treatments that we have on our channel, to naturally expel the kidney stones.
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And, if you had this problem, share with us what you did to alleviate your pain.
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