Kidney stones, go see a doctor.
but also can be a fake-pain which means u might have lifted heavy stuff or did something that effected your nerves around your back. especially if the pain is on your left side, it might be a fake one. Many people go doctor and not all of them needs a treatment.
so first think how can u know that pain is exactly caused by kidney ? better to see a doctor. but dont worry it may be nothing like a stone an hopefully not.
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Kidney infection typically causes pain in the flank area of the back, not in the leg. Pain in the leg may be a sign of another condition such as muscle strain, nerve compression, or circulation issues. If you are experiencing leg pain along with a kidney infection, it's best to consult a healthcare provider for a proper evaluation.
A constant pain in the right kidney could be indicative of a bladder infection or kidney infection. It may also be a sign of kidney stones. It is best to consult a physician.
Renal Colic
Kidney pain typically manifests in the lower back, either on one side or both sides. It can also radiate to the sides, abdomen, or groin area. In some cases, kidney pain may be felt as a dull ache or sharp pain.
The medical term for this pain is renal colic. my sister had kidney stones and she said it felt like someone stuck a screwdriver in her kidney and started twisting it around and around, until she took morfien. now she drinks eight glasses of water a day.
Presence of kidney stone may cause kidney pain and sticky urine.
It is likely you will be in pain as long as you have the kidney stone.
Lower back pain is a sign of pregnancy but pain in your kidney area is normally attributed to a kidney or bladder infection. You should go to your doctor to find out if you are pregnant or if there is another problem. Good luck!
The kidneys are filters for the urine so if there is pain in the kidneys it could be a kidney infection, kidney stones, or kidney disease or a kidney injury.
Yes, it is possible for a variety of kidney problems to cause lower back pain. Kidney related low back pain is at the top of the list of possible causes when no recent accident or injury has occurred to explain back pain.Kidney disease or injury can cause lower back pain in one of two ways:A reflex pain from an internal organ that is experienced on the surface of the body, due to excitation of what is called a viscerosomatic reflex.Direct swelling and pressure of an enlarged or inflamed kidney that applies direct pressure to the low back muscles and nerves, causing pain in the immediate area of the kidney.Common symptoms of lower back pain caused by kidney involvement:Dull deep pain in the low back over the area of one or both kidneysKidney sore to touchElevated body temperatureUrinary frequencyCloudiness of the urineBlood in the urinePain or burning when urinating