if you're feeling discomfort from the kidney stone your best bet is to return to your health care provider and let him or her know. you didn't say when your stone was diagnosed but if the pain is a new symptom or if it's gotten worse since you were diagnosed then that's something your doctor would want to know about. if the pain is accompanied by a decrease in urine production i'd suggest you visit an urgent care facility. this combination of symptoms could indicate the stone is blocking a ureter which is the tube that drains urine from the kidney to the bladder. otherwise a routine appointment with your primary care provider may be enough. i hope you get some relief from the pain soon!
i have a stone stuck in one of my kidneys-(mri); they say it shouldn't cause any pain but i do. any suggestions? thanks.