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craigy123456789
10 months agoPost
onyi
11 months agoPost
HANDBAGS4
11 months agoPost
rebeccaredred
11 months agoPost
caulmart
11 months agoI nearly lost mey job over this as I was sick so often.
Anyway I eventually googled my symptoms and suggested to the Dr I had possible kidney stones.
The pain was getting more severe as the weeks went on, however the doctor sent me to hospital approx. Jan 2011. I had a CT scan and was told I had three Kidney stones but one was stuck and would not be moving so I would need to get it removed . The Hospital I was in did not have the specialist required to perform this, so my records were sent to a different hospital. I waited four weeks for an appointment until one day I practically collapsed.
Eventually I had to go private and was initially told that I had no kidney stones as the CT did not show anything up. Approx March 2011.
I had to go back again after collapsing (April 2011) and upon a third CT scan this time with dye they saw the stone. My kidney at this stage was swollen slightly.
Next day I had a procedure to blast stone and stents were put in to help my kidney recover. The stone was tiny but and was sent off for analysis. I had a calciferous stone. This is the most popular type, made up of calcium.
I have to drink loads of water and there is a diet I am supposed to be following. Less fatty food etc. Stents were removed one month later.
Both my parents have suffered with kidney stones and it is believed that you are more likely to suffer from them if a family member has had them.
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Colpo
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12 months agoPost
dramaldn
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Mazda626
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Mazda626
12 months agoPost