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Worst Pain EVER!

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I have never heard of such a great idea!

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My husband says that Coradall (sp?) is the best to control pain. He has only had one and it was as big as a dime (we had to have the lithroscopy to crush it so it could be passed) it was not a fun time. Hope all goes well.

Sticky... Pics... :lol:

I had kidney stones one time and that was enough for me! I was given Lortabs and Phinagrin, which helped. I also drank Cranberry juice which seemed to help quite a bit.

 

I have been told that passing a stone is the closest thing to childbirth that a man can experience. If so, then I have a whole new respect for all Mothers.

I had kidney stones one time and that was enough for me! I was given Lortabs and Phinagrin, which helped. I also drank Cranberry juice which seemed to help quite a bit.

 

I have been told that passing a stone is the closest thing to childbirth that a man can experience. If so, then I have a whole new respect for all Mothers.

 

Actually, most woman who have experience a kidney stone say that the pain of passing a stone (perhaps not one as pathetically small as Sticky's :lol:) is much worse than childbirth. :eek:

Dude!

 

Sweet!

Actually, most woman who have experience a kidney stone say that the pain of passing a stone (perhaps not one as pathetically small as Sticky's :lol:) is much worse than childbirth. :eek:

 

This is what I heard, too. Very similar but different because the babies head doesn't have spikes and barbs that grab ahold and rip the skin out as it is being passed like a kidney stone does.:D

In my best Stewie Griffin: AHA! Victory is MINE!!!

 

Delivered a healthy baby stone at 1:55 pm. Stone, Dad, and all "members" are doing fine...

 

Glad the ordeal is over. I have not experienced it, but have been told it is extremely painful.

My husband says that Coradall (sp?) is the best to control pain. He has only had one and it was as big as a dime (we had to have the lithroscopy to crush it so it could be passed) it was not a fun time. Hope all goes well.

 

Your husband must have been given IV Toradal. He 's right - it works great. You can feel it burn as it travels through your veins. When it gets to the kidney's - pain gone.

Wow...I leave for a weekend and miss all the excitement.

 

Serioulsy Sticky I am glad you are doing better.

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Your husband must have been given IV Toradal. He 's right - it works great. You can feel it burn as it travels through your veins. When it gets to the kidney's - pain gone.

 

They gave me Toradol at the hospital. HOLY COW!!!

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