Pain in kidneys after having stone in each kidney but was told that they are not obstructing. So, could the pain be from a pulled muscle?
Patient: Why does ER doctor tell me that I have a kidney stone in each kidney - one is 9mm and the other 6.5 and said I shouldn t be in pain from them as they are in the kidney not obstructing. They said I pulled a muscle. I want them out and I see my urologist tomorrow. Will they take them out if they are located in the kidney. Doctor: Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum.                      As your doctor describes, you have big stones in the kidney,and not obstructing. So they are pain less.                        At this position, doctors may not prefer to touch them.                       I advise you take plenty of fluids to have plenty of urine. It may make them desolve, and may bring in the way of the flow of the urine. Then it may cause pain, but make a way for treatment.                        I advise you to consult a urologist for diagnosis and treatment. Drinking water is continued, and some drugs to desolve the stones  may be prescribed.                        Some doctors may prefer to keep a stent, to make a way for passing the stone, some may prefer to crush the stone from out side with out an opening in the skin. The powder will come out with urine.                        Take more of green leafy vegetables, pulses, sprouts, and protein rich foods to have resistance during the procedure.                     Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.