Well about 11pm last night i started getting a sharp pain in my side very bad but didn;t think too much into it. Bout a hour later i started vomiting everywhere and i was getting worst and worst so i desided to use my heath insurace for the first time and went to the ER. I've never been to the hospital so i was scared as **** thinkin they where gonna probe me and **** but it wasn't too bad. They hooked me up to an iv took some blood and and gave me some ******* killer pain med that instintainiously stoped the pain. Then they took a ct scan and saw that i have a ******* 5MM KIDNEY STONE. This **** i huge so they gave me all kinds of pain meds and antibiotics and i have a followup on monday with a urologis. Does anyone have any experience with kidney stones??? I'm just not looking forward pissing a 5mm rock out my dick. Another thing is i always thought you got them buy drinking garbage but i drink mostly water and they said its sometimes runs in the family and after your first stone you are more likley to have more throughout life.

 

Sorry to hear about your stone, 5mm is a whopper!! I've had lots of medical experience with kidney stones and there are tons of options now and most of them depend on where the stone is and what damage it may be causing. Alot of it will also be up to the urologist. There is a machine called lithotripsy that uses sound wave to break up stones from the outside, it is painless and very effective but the stone has to be in certain areas for it to be used. You have to have a cystoscopy, which is a small camera shove up your *****, that can go in and manually retrieve or break up the stone. And there is always the wait and see option, somethings will pass on their own.

Good luck to you and as an ER nurse I am very happy that you had such a great experience at the ER. We get so much of the opposite it is really nice to hear a positive.

 

My little sister had that done. If she can do it, anyone can. lol

 

I've passed a number of them. They'll break it up with the sound waves and then you'll have to **** it out. That's something like pissing out a spike covered BB. It's not painful but it burns and you'll think you have to **** a river, run into the ******* and get the famous drip-drip-drip. Head back out to watch TV and feel instantly like you have to **** a river again. Back for more drip-drip-drip. Rinse and repeat.

 

thanks for the support guys and camra up my pecker dont sound like too much fun lol

 

oh and i'm over my fear of hospitals now the people are great very helpful and i will almost enticipate my next visit ha

 

That's how they get ya! The first time they're real nice and then when you go back they torture you!

Did I ruin it, yet

 

I had a cathitor (spelling?) stuck up me man hose, so bring it on! And that was with NO pain killers at all. Bastards.

 

Screw this, I'm trying to relax this evening...... (leaving thead, contribute, I did not) man, you can just shove stuff up there!

 

hell to the NO for sticking any camera up my you know what. That sounds terrible, and this is coming from a guy who wants to be neurosurgeon! lol.

 

well i just got done pissing the little guy out. It didn't hurt or anything but i have to go see a urologist tomarrow and see if that was all of it.

 

Damn dude. Hopefully thats the last of it. Im surprised I haven't got some already, with as much soda as I drink.

 

Glad you got it out!!! Good luck with doc.

 

Glad you got it out without the invasive stuff, and cudo's for seeing a urologist to make sure. Oh yeah and depending on your age the Urologist is probably gonna probe you where it aint fun to be probed, as he will check for prostate problems, and hernias if he does a thorough exam. Just don't be embarassed about being examined. Like my doc tells me when I gimmace, It aint much fun for me either..

 

Oh boy kidney stones... I had a bout with them last year. Also pissed them out with little problem, but the pain beforehand was excruciating. Lots of swearing for several hours sitting in triage, freaking out other patients. Keep some good painkillers on you at all times from now on, and avoid things fortified with calcium, or calcium supplements (Tums, etc) But your urologist may be able to tell you what kind they are, assuming you can save one and they can analyze it. Not fun times, but knowing can help. I was 19 when I had mine, which is pretty damn young =(