Kidney Stones

Anything with a high content of salts. Examples are sodium, potassium, calcium to name but a few.

It is my experience that kidney stone surgery in dogs is very successful. Hope that helps you.

Kidney Stone removal should not cause complication with oral health. However, during the removal of your Kidney Stones you were put in a position called the prone position. The Anesthesiologist should of turned you in intervals but did not. Take 2 Tylenol every 4-6 hours as needed for pain. It is also a good idea to apply a warm compress to your jaw to alleviate the pain.

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Perhaps you were intubated and the instrument damaged your teeth. Or the timing of your dental pain and the surgery could just be incidental and the two events may be unrelated. In any case, you should see a dentist for an exam and diagnosis of your complaint.

Kidney Stones are not actually a disease although it can be caused by one.

As of its nature not being a disease, the kidney stones can not be described as an infectious disease, however the disease leading to kidney stones might be infectious.

Ones diet is a huge factor regarding kidney stones.

Eating a lot of food containing certain minerals might increase the forming of "stones" in the kidneys/bladder. This due to the possible crystallization of certain minerals there.

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This size stone usually requires surgical removal.

Dynamite is indicated. (just kidding).... how about ultrasound ?

You may also use a hammer, three strikes and the stone is broken into very small pieces. ( just kidding again, the solution is a surgical removal, in fact it is not a complicated surgery, because it is not so invasive. )

I was just diagnosed with MSk, and my doctor told me to eat a diet of mostly fruits and vegetables, and to limit my meat, but not eliminate it altogether. He said to make sure I eat plenty of dairy, even though calcium forms kidney stones. Some people mistakenly try to stop eating calcium in the mistaken notion that it will help not form stones, but my doctor said it has the opposite effect.

From personal experience, yes! I was 55 days late and had just recently passed a large stone. 5 days after passing the stone my period arrived.

Passing gas or having flatulence is not a reported side effect of kidney dialysis. This may be caused by another condition. The common side effects of dialysis include hypotension, muscle cramps, itching, and infection and clotting.

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yes, these things can be related. there are some other reasons for metallic taste at another wikianswers page. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_causes_metal_taste_in_mouth

Nausea, vomiting and sweating chills are co-symptoms of kidney stones. I always thought the pain itself caused the nausea; since having a second bout of stones, I have discovered the nausea can be there even when the pain has subsided for several hours. Kidneys are part of your digestive system; it makes sense that when one part of the system is malfunctioning, nausea would result.

Renal Colic

Yes, right kidney or left or both or in the bladder or in the ureters. Sorry for your pain, see a Urologist soon to make sure it is a stone in the kidney. stonemkr has a new email Hello@tcsn.net

Immediately change your eating habits. Stop eating red meats, no dairy products, or coffee, or salt. And drink at least 8 full glasses of water per day.

Next step, schedule an appointment with you doctor immediately. If you see blood in your urine, tell the doctor when you make your appointment.

Yes, the hospital will administer the pain medication during a gallbladder attack. But that is usually it. They usually send you home with a prescription of percocet to take if you have another attack at home.

Yes, water pills increase the amount of calcium in urine and in deed can cause a stone formation.

a rectal exam

It's never okay to take any medicine when you are pregnant. If your life is not endangered or the babies then you shouldn't take anything. Very few studies have been done on the effects of most prescription medicines on the developing fetus. Doctors will tell you "no known effects" because of this. Use common sense and don't take anything unless you absolutely have to for your health or the baby trying to grow inside of you.

do kidney stones move side to side

Yes, kidney stones that become large or become lodged in the kidney or lower in the urinary tract, can sometimes cause problems with the kidney. A stone that blocks the flow of urine, left too long, can result in the death of the kidney or damage to the urinary tract. A kidney stone itself can be telling you that you already have a problem with your kidney. Crystals normally are formed when urine is made, especially in a dehydrated patient; however, when crystals grow and become a stone, it can be because of a kidney problem that is already present.

If left untreated kidney stones can cause permanent damage to your kidney

Sure! This summer I had 3 on one side and 2 on the other. One stone passed through in June, the other in August. I may now have 2 on one side and 2 on the other . . . or they may have been passed through due to all the water that I been drinking ever since.

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yes .Because through the gym the blood flow increase ,so the filteration rate will increase and the stone is easily remove from kidney. in which the blood vessel is become large so some what small which is smaller than vessel is easily comeout from the body........................................