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Thanks for sharing your experience!
I am undergoing such experience for quite a days now and mine is only the right kidney.
I dont take dairy products or fish either but how to be sure of the citric acid sensitivity as in your case? While going through the experiences that others have shared, i am sure that this pain is a result of not able to pass the urine properly may be due to some blockage. So if you are right about how to drain out the stones if any by allowing the citric acid to drain them along.
So this is my kind request if you could share any insights to check whether i have citric acid problems,that would be very much helpful for me.
Thanks again!
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I've the same problem n have been looking for answers. The doctors don't give a damn anymore there's a lot if good doctors but iyd a crying shame that we only get 5 mins at most ( NHS) I pay tax just like everyone else and I notice a load of ppl end up in sites like this to find out wots going on but as you no already the truth is in the docs diagnosis NOT! next time I'm in I'm going to record everything she says I want answers from my doc n not have to look up website to find out every1 is looming for the same answers ty
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T.I.A. :)
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I have this same condition with my left kidney and it took a number of different scans/tests to have it diagnosed and monitored. This included initially x-ray, CT scan, Nuclear Medicine Study etc. The condition is called Hydronephrosis (where the kidney is enlarged and holding on to urine because it can't drain properly) and there can be a number of different causes. I have been told that, in the section where the ureter connects to my left kidney, that the muscles in the ureter may not be working properly.
Over the last couple of months I have also experienced all of the same symptoms that others have mentioned. Years ago I would only get the pain occasionally and it was only in my left kidney (this was before it was diagnosed as Hydronephrosis). The pain was excruciating - so bad that I couldn't sleep at night and I would try digging my thumb into my back to try and alleviate the pain. I never knew that that was the same location as my kidney and I always wondered what it was.
It wasn't until around April of 2014 that I had really bad pain in both kidneys, I was really concerned about it, and I started having all the tests etc and eventually got a diagnosis. I had numerous visits with the doctor and started seeing a Urologist. I did have a urinary tract infection around the same time that I was having really bad kidney pain in 2014, and after asking the doctor if there was a more natural way to treat the UTI, I drank (I think) 2 litres of cranberry juice, and that bad pain in my kidneys subsided and the UTI went away. I was still visiting the Urologist and he told me that I could have surgery where they would remove a section of the ureter and connect it up again, but that (for me) there was no guarantee that the surgery would be successful. At that stage I wasn't really having any pain at all in my kidneys. I asked the urologist if there were risks in not having the surgery and he said that some people live with hydronephrosis all of their life. He asked me if I was in pain and at the time I wasn't so I asked if we could just monitor the hydronephrosis instead of having surgery straight away. Both the Urologist and the doctor were fine with this and I have been having yearly DTPA Nuclear Medicine Scans and visits with the Urologist.
I have always felt really unhealthy (what I would describe as a 'toxic' type feeling in my body) and have been wondering if this is due to the fact that my kidney is not draining - so recently I have been possibly considering having the surgery. I have my next DTPA scan in a weeks time and visit with the Urologist 2 weeks after that so I will decide after that.
Hopefully the info about the hydronephrosis helps others.
Please let me know if any of that was confusing.
Arvarna
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