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Lower back Pain (Rt Side) Is it a stone
Hello, there has been a pain in my lower back right side. It happened 2nd time now.. in last 4 days and it happened to ne while I am sleeping (between 4-6 AM) first time I thought it's a gastric problem as when I passed stool it vanished post 10-12 minutes. Same happened today but today I felt that there was some urine pressure but could not pass (though I passed urine while passing stool). The pain has again mellowed down post 15-20 minutes. So I have 3 doubts- 1. Is it because of my sleeping posture? 2. Is it a gasteric? Is it related to stone? I am flying out of India this Wednesday night for 10 days on vacation. Please suggest.
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Completely agree with dr. Agarwal.
Go and visit nearest urologist.
U may have trouble during journey.
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visit a urologist ASAP.
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take plenty of liquids.
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Get a proper opinion ASAP. Yes it might be a stone pain.
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