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Can you die from having kidney stones?

By fenelia52015 | 99 posts, last post
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Iliriana Bisha Tagani, MD answered this Kidney Stones: What Do You Need To Know?
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how is your mom? my aunt just died this past Sunday from Kidney Stones. Nothing to play with I tell ya!
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you need to find a new family. Sorry to hear that added to your pain is the indignity of so many insensitive, judgmental, self righteous persons
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Sweetheart, Tell your dad this!
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I recently got a kidney stone around February. I was dealing with a lot of back pain and then a UTI then a fever. I was very sick for over a month to my urologist did cytoscopy and pulled it out. Now I'm starting to have all of the same symptoms again. I'm scared and don't know what to do
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YES YOU CAN DIE FROM KIDNEY STONES. I KNOW I DID.
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My dad have kidney stones is he going to die
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I'm sorry about your loss

Stupid ER people can never trust them just so frecken lazy

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Does your sweat smell like dead fish when the kidney is obstructed?
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Hi.my dad has a kidney stone and has just had pain tonight.If there is any thing that can stop his pain I would like to try it.thank you.
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smoke weed, its a lot better than pills
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I feel so sorry for you all in the USA who are on this site and don't have medical insurance. I'm in the UK and had a bad episode of pain in my kidneys. I went to the A&E dept of my local hospital, was seen within 30 minutes, had urinalysis and a MRI scan within 90 minutes, was admitted and had laser lithotripsy that night. I was discharged the next day - problem over.....God bless the NHS!

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Quoted from the article on kidney stones published by the American Urological Association: "Currently mortality from stone disease is rare, although there is still a significant rate (28%) of renal deterioration with certain stone types."

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Thanks for making us all even more worried!!!!
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Go to the E.R. then after seen have them mail you a financial form if you qualify its good for 6 months at a time for any e.r. visit . on top of that you can re apply every 6 months .
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Also I would like to add give been with kidneystones for 18yrs and am a male can't count how many stones give passed thru the yrs the biggest 1 without surgery was as big as a skittle urologist could not believe it. The pains are unbareable in deed it sucks to pheon for a pain killer Duladid/morphine is my 1st thought but over the years to keep my bills down I had to learn how to deal with the pain. Very very hard thing to do.
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