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kidney stone?

OK ladies I know u r not drs but...my drs office is closed. So I was taking a bath when I peed a little lol and this hard pale yellow rock like thing came out....I've had no blood or dark urine no bad lower back pains but I've been having bad rib pains in the back and a sore vagina but I'm 30 weeks pregnant so I chalked it up to that until this happened...I would have saved it but it freaked me out so I squeezed it and it crushed into like sand pieces......so I was wondering if anyone has experienced this or even if it could be a passing stone with no severe pains......help!?
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OK thanks i be never experienced this before fell much better abut it now lol
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9440890 tn?1415878121
I don't think you need to go to the error unless you start experiencing a lot more pain.  It sounds like you passed it. There also not a lot the can do. I'd let your doc know tomorrow.
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I never had any severe pain at all....a little soreness that's all
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I have passed stones myself and what ur describing does sound like one.  Typically the pain from a kidney stone is when the stone is higher up in ur ureter before it enters ur bladder.  It blocks the flow of urine and this is very painful.  Actually peeing out the stone can be relatively pain free.
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Should I go to the er or just call the Dr tomorrow?
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9440890 tn?1415878121
I'm a nurse and it does sound like a kidney stone to me too.
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