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It is natural to be worried about any pain in the kidney area.
Pain radiating from the lower back (flank) to the groin area has a lot of causes. Some of the common causes can be stones and infections in the urinary tract and the kidneys. A renal or a testicular cause can also be present.
You should discuss the reports of the ultrasound scan with your doctor to find out the cause of the pain who can then suggest the right treatment for you. More tests may be needed to find out the cause of the pain.
Thanks for responding to my question. I did ask my doctors office yesterday if they had the results for my ultra sound. I took the tests two weeks ago. They had no record. I am leaving on a vacation in 5 days and do not have time to retake tests. I can stand the pain, I guess. What kind of over the counter pain medication would you suggest that I take should the pain continue longer then just in the AM? Also, since the pain comes and goes, I am assuming that is should not be a life threating situation. What do you think?
Tom
It is natural to be worried about any pain in the kidney area.
Pain radiating from the lower back (flank) to the groin area has a lot of causes. Some of the common causes can be stones and infections in the urinary tract and the kidneys. A renal or a testicular cause can also be present.
You should discuss the reports of the ultrasound scan with your doctor to find out the cause of the pain who can then suggest the right treatment for you. More tests may be needed to find out the cause of the pain.
Do write in if you need more information.
Regards
Tom