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Waiting to give birth to my 2nd....Kidney Stone.

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????? Both of my parents have NEVER has them, guess they have to start with someone. :(

 

I was told I had to give up: Peanut Butter, Chocolate, Soft Drinks. Some much for my Mtn. Dew and Hershey bar dipped in peanut butter that enjoy a few nights a week. :cry:

 

Ask them to do some analysis on the stone once it's passed. The mineral content can tell them a fair amount about the cause of the kidney stone, and it may rule out certain dietary contributors.

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Ask them to do some analysis on the stone once it's passed. The mineral content can tell them a fair amount about the cause of the kidney stone, and it may rule out certain dietary contributors.

 

Thats what my dad did with his, he had like 40 something of them pass after they found the "BIG ONE" and busted it up a few times.

:idunno:

 

I was wondering the same thing, all my screen said was "Randy Parker is an invalid attachment"

I opened it. He is laying in the snow, like a slug. (Is that right? Still haven't seen the movie)

Aren't kidney stones hereditary?

 

Dad has had them 2-3 times. Was really hoping they would come up with some new technology before I ever had one.

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Dad has had them 2-3 times. Was really hoping they would come up with some new technology before I ever had one.

 

God forbid you ever get them and you are nowhere near a hospital, the pain is unbearable.

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So are you saying this delivery should have been sent express instead of ground?

 

You a funny man, funny man.

I feel your pain brother. Have had them twice before. The first time put me flat on my back on the floor in my office. I swear if I could've punctured my skin with my fingers, I would've reached my whole hand in there and pulled everything out. Went over to the drug store, and the pharmacist is the one that diagnosed me. Said "based on the way I was hopping around and holding my backside" that I had a kidney stone. Like everyone else, never want to have them again.

I don't like thinking about it, talking about it, or reading about it.

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I don't like thinking about it, talking about it, or reading about it.

 

Then why do you continue to come back to this thread? :lol2:

Then why do you continue to come back to this thread? :lol2:

Like a car wreck, you can't look away...

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My 1st one resembled AGONY. :scared:

Well Lawnboy, you shod have stayed away from Orleans

 

You were probably by my house where the kidney stone fairy lives. I've had them 14 times and counting and the fairy probably saw you coming.

 

Hope all is well now!!! Nice job at making it to the hospital! Not as easy as it sounds to anyone who hasn't had them before.

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