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Kidney stone won’t pass
A week ago my first kidney stone sent me to er. After a Ct scan I was told I have a 3mm kidney stone (I’m 19 so they said I was young for kidney stones). The doctor prescribed Norco, Motrin and Flomax saying it would pass on its own in a week. I did everything my urologist said. But now I’m in pain, I have a fever and my whole body burns from inside (especially bladder area). Is this at all okay and how long does it take to pass a stone this small? I wanna pass it asap to stop the pain and fever
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Hi madam. Fever is not a good sign. Please see your doctor immediately.
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Dr. BUDUMURU RAMANA
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Can u upload d CT scan report/films to comment upon stone pasaage.
And wer exactly u r having pain now?
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