Can I get kidney pain due to dehydration

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Asked for Male, 17 Years

I am 17 year old boy living in a hostel. I have taken part in a competition due to which I am not been drinking enough water and not even eating my food on time. Since yesterday there is pain in the kidney region. Could it be because of my drinking less water? Could dehydration be reason for kidney pain?

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Dr. Karan Saraf Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 7 yrs exp Guwahati Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Karan Saraf

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 7 yrs exp Guwahati

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Persistent dehydration can sometimes precipritate stone formation or cause urinary tract infection which can lead to pain in that area.

Next Steps

Get urine routine, ultrasound abdomen.

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Visit nephrologist with above reports.

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