Kidney Stones - worst pain in my life

[littledumbells]

Im hoping this is the route he will go, the idea of having someone go through my pecker to get this little bastard isn't so appealing!

   Versed......it is your friend. And you wont remember shit

[Ronnie Rep]

Had a 6 mm stone about ten years ago. Started getting severe pains radiating from the right side of my stomach to the lower back. Second attack I got I started peeing blood. Went to my  G.P. he sent to get a K.U.B.. It showed the stone, he sent me to a Urologist who scheduled me for a Lipotripsy where they zapped it! When that stone starts moving the pain is fucking excruciating! I remember leaving the gym after a workout getting in my car, I started getting an attack, I had to sit in my car and wait till the fucker stopped moving, couldn't drive just bent over waiting for it to subside!

[Dago_Joe]

I've passed 3 in my life  .  Agony pure agony.  my first stone i passed with no narcotics or any meds at all because i didnt know i had one until it came out.  Stream of bright red blood afterwards was a little disturbing and the sharp pain and clots of blood that came out after every piss for a day or two afterwards were a real pleasure.  Good luck bro and try to have you drug dealer with a medical degree give you dilaudid for the pain, it is some strong shit.

[funk51]

Anyone else ever have one of these SOBs! Worst pain I have ever experienced in my life bar none! Ive been trying to pass a 4mm stone for 2 weeks now and go back to the docs tomorrow for more MRIs and tests. These little bastards just laugh at Vicodin! 

                4 seperate times  pretty painful every time. first time doc had to spear fish to get it out. no picnic fer sure. pic of my first stone. ouch.

[galeniko]

yah half family had kdney stones, they all survived it.

it feels like a knife(heated up,not cold) stabbing you.

its un confuseable pains.

its not "maybe its my spine or some back muscle", youll know when you have them

these days, piss easy operation.

remain calm, contiunue the steroid cycle, carry on

[Rami]

so how does this happen? it cant be normal to have kidney stones.

I never had even one (that I noticed) and I been doing everything possible fucked up and extreme when it comes to training and nutrition when I was younger.

good thing I got wiser and quit protein powders

[Lord Humungous]

I'm 41 this is my first stone. My pcp said my love of iced tea probably played a roll. Off to the docs see you cats later tonight!

[WiseGuy]

I had an attack years ago and an ambulance had to come to my house, I tried to walk out, got outside, leaned against the wall of the garage and started dry heaving and then they carted me away. On the way to the hospital, I had 2 shots of morhpine and another one that I forget what its called, it was only after the second shot of morphine as we arrived that the pain eased up a little.

I had to have this machine send sonic waves through my back to crush the stone, leaving me bruised, feeling like I got hit by a baseball bat. Next I had to see a Urologist, and I go into the room and this hot young hispanic nurse grabbed my junk and injected novacane/lanacane or some clear gel pain killer into it, then the doctor came in  to run a coat hanger like wire up into my gut to clear everything out, not fun.

Then I pissed blood for two weeks  

[arce1988]

 

[arce1988]

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/08/120802111332.htm

[Lord Humungous]

Met with the doc, said he wants me to get an X-ray to see where the bugger is. He wants to wait another week since I'm not in any danger of kidney damage from a stone that small. If it doesn't pass in another week or two he gonna sedate me ram a roto rooter up my junk and laser the bastard. Sounds like a friggin picnic to me! 

[bradistani]

i don't know why i keep clicking on this hell thread 

[Marty Champions]

as usual no one giving any useful advice besides see a doc and take your meds 

[Ronnie Rep]

as usual no one giving any useful advice besides see a doc and take your meds 

If the stone is small enough to pass, you just have to drink lots of water and try and pass it! That's why you get a KUB! X ray of Kidney, Urethra and Bladder,to see where the stones are  and how big! If to big Lipotripsy!

[Marty Champions]

If the stone is small enough to pass, you just have to drink lots of water and try and pass it! That's why you get a KUB! X ray of Kidney, Urethra and Bladder,to see where the stones are  and how big! If to big Lipotripsy!

who says you have to pass any stone some dickhead doctor?, just cut out all your meat in your diet, eat fruits, veggies beans, potatoes


i keep repeating myself, am in perfect health yet everyone else is falling apart, im just trying to help

[Earl1972]

so how did you all get this?

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[Lord Humungous]

If the stone is small enough to pass, you just have to drink lots of water and try and pass it! That's why you get a KUB! X ray of Kidney, Urethra and Bladder,to see where the stones are  and how big! If to big Lipotripsy!

That's the idea bro! The stone is 3.74mm which isn't all that big. Right now it's close to my bladder and will hopefully drop in soon. I feel like I have to piss 24/7 which is getting a little annoying

[Lord Humungous]

who says you have to pass any stone some dickhead doctor?, just cut out all your meat in your diet, eat fruits, veggies beans, potatoes


i keep repeating myself, am in perfect health yet everyone else is falling apart, im just trying to help

 Preventing one is great Johnny but I already have one that's almost out. It has to come out, it can stay in my ureter forever. Besides man you look like you've been on a steady diet of mayonnaise sandwiches and twinkeys forgive me if I don't take your advice.

[Primemuscle]

Anyone else ever have one of these SOBs! Worst pain I have ever experienced in my life bar none! Ive been trying to pass a 4mm stone for 2 weeks now and go back to the docs tomorrow for more MRIs and tests. These little bastards just laugh at Vicodin! 

Not personally, but my wife has had them twice. She said the pain of passing them was worse then childbirth. She's had surgery twice to remove them. The good news is that this all happened more then 20 years ago and she's been fine ever since as far as getting stones goes. Unfortunately her kidneys are failing now, but I don't think this has anything to do with her having had stones.

[Primemuscle]

Not that this helps when you already have these little buggers, but thought you might be interested in what actually causes kidney stones.

Kidney stones may form when the normal balance of water, salts, minerals, and other substances found in urine changes. How this balance changes determines the type of kidney stone you have. Most kidney stones are calcium-type-they form when the calcium levels in your urine change.

Factors that change your urine balance include:

Not drinking enough water. When you don't drink enough water, the salts, minerals, and other substances in the urine can stick together and form a stone. This is the most common cause of kidney stones.
Medical conditions. Many medical conditions can affect the normal balance and cause stones to form. Examples include gout and inflammatory bowel disease, such as Crohn's disease.

More commonly, kidney stones can run in families, as stones often occur in family members over several generations.

In rare cases, a person forms kidney stones because the parathyroid glands produce too much of a hormone, which leads to higher calcium levels and possibly calcium kidney stones.

I read a few other articles on kidney stones. Nothing points to eating meat as being a factor. More importantly, not eating meat definitely isn't going to make them go away. Falcon means well, but he lacks medical knowledge and experience.

[Lord Humungous]

Not that this helps when you already have these little buggers, but thought you might be interested in what actually causes kidney stones.
 

I read a few other articles on kidney stones. Nothing points to eating meat as being a factor. More importantly, not eating meat definitely isn't going to make them go away. Falcon means well, but he lacks medical knowledge and experience.

Thanks prime!

[Marty Champions]

Preventing one is great Johnny but I already have one that's almost out. It has to come out, it can stay in my ureter forever. Besides man you look like you've been on a steady diet of mayonnaise sandwiches and twinkeys forgive me if I don't take your advice.

what im sure you dont look much better than me if you do post up a viideo or pic you need to take my advice

if you look 30 percent better than me maybe you dont need my advice but if youre roughly the same or worse than you need my advice

[arce1988]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=374_1382258252

[Dago_Joe]

Why did I think Falcon was a grizzled old man with a long flowing white beard dispensing advices from atop a Himalayan mountain?  Kind of a letdown to see he looks like my old college roommate. 

[tommywishbone]

Kidney stone, Atlas stone. Kaz does not care.