Straight & simple talk here. I'd get up to 4 very large (oxalate) kidney stones a year. I've had NONE for 7 years now. I use something called 'Stone Breaker' tablets I get from Walmart. Active ingredient is something called Chanca Piedra & there are other brands available. Dosage is recommended 3 tablets a day (about 25 cents each) but I find that one a day works for me. If I feel back pain like from a pending stone I simply go to two tabs a day for a while & never had a problem.
Things you never want to hear "It may take several weeks to pass." Gonna be on Pins and Needles for the next week or three until this flank pain goes away.
I just passed my first stone, 6mm x 4mm, through my weenis after ~ 40 days. Initially I was vomiting and dry-heaving for 3 or 4 days as it was moving into my ureter, no doubt. No pain in my back, just on the right side of my abdomen until I would vomit / dry heave and had to walk around the house all night. Never having a stone before, and because there was no side or back pain, I was 100% positive it was food poisoning from a Panera Caesar salad. Boy was I wrong. An ultrasound & CT scan eventually confirmed a 6 x 4mm “terminal right ureteral obstructing calculus.” No real pain while actually passing it through the bladder or urethra though, just a weird discomfort when it initially blocked my stream, thank God. I really don’t want any more stones.
I moved my kidney stone from my kidneys to my bladder by doing this: I drank as much warm water that I could in 10 minutes. Then I waited for 30 minutes and started jumping and stomping around. I know it's extremely painful, but trust me, it will actually relieve the pain once completed. I continued this on and off for a day and a half. The stomping and jumping, along with the force of a full bladder, will force the kidney stone to pass. It's like shooting a spit wad through a straw. I also drank beer. I don't care how bad beer is, it is a diuretic and will make you piss more. I am on day 3 and I haven't pissed out the stone, but I know it's in my badder right now. My kidneys or side no longer hurts. The jumping and stomping method really works, just take pain killers before you start it. I thought I'd pass along my advice because I know how miserable kidney stones can be, and people will try anything to relieve the pain.
Doctor prescribed Warstone to me...I ordered it frm Amazon...my 17mm stone was dissolved in 2 months treatment..people said only surgery is the solution but Warstone saved me..
If this worked, thank you for sharing, but unfortunately, for a lot of people it won't. My first 2 stones I could not have done this. I couldn't stand up straight, let alone jump. I was vomiting from the pain, to the point it was just tiny bits of acid because there was nothing else left to come up. For the first stone I couldn't hold down food or drink for 2 weeks, the second was only 3 days, which messed up the painkiller situation. I remember going to pee, and it was blood, and I don't mean there was a lot of blood in it, I mean thick blood coming out of my dingaling, and that burned like hell! That was the worst 2 weeks of my life, I had an ambulance out for the first stone, literally thinking (and kind of hoping just so it would be over) I was dying, and the paramedics said they thought it was a kidney stone, and they helped me set up an urgent appointment with my GP, who told me what was happening, and gave me medicines I couldn't take due to the vomiting situation. On that first stone I held a knife to my own throat at one point. I've had a lot of stones now, and my 2 recommendations are drink as much water as possible any time you get that familiar ache in the kidney, before it builds into agony. Second tip is apple cider vinegar, try this at your own risk, I know it's not recommended, but it worked for me, take a shot glass, of apple cider vinegar, and knock it back. The pain gets worse, but you'll be done with the stone that day. Normal vinegar did not work for me, so make sure its apple cider vinegar. After my third stone they haven't been too bad, despite being bigger, my largest so far was 8mm, my first was 6mm. I have not had a stone blasted yet, I've had to pass them all naturally, and I've lost count of how many stones I've actually had. What I can tell you is no broken or cracked bone gets close to the level of pain of my first 2 stones. (wrist, elbow, ribs, tailbone, fingers, cheekbone, toe, my collarbone was broken into 4 pieces, and my foot was described as smashed to smitherines by the doctor, I was told if I didn't have the reconstruction operation I never would've walked again. I think that's the full list of bones I've broken)
There is one Ayurvedic medicine Warstone which has best suited me, it really has no side effects, it removed my stones four times. I have suffered from kidney stones so many times in my past and I have done a lot of survey before buying Warstone. I would highly recommend this medicine.
Had Random Kidney Stone Attack Many Years ago...Pain Was Inhumane...Went to Emergency Room and Told About My Pain and That it Feels Possibly in My Genitals...The Pain Was Everywhere Around Entire Lower Area...He Literally Pulled My Pants Down and Told Me to Cough and Told Me Exactly" Nothing is Wrong With You Buddy" and Sent Me Home...Next Day My Urologist Called Me and Told Me Get to The Emergency Room NOW You Have a "13mm" Stone...First Dr Who Sent Me Home i REALLY Hope He Works at Mcdonalds Now or is Homeless...He Examined Me For "10" Seconds and Never Even Mentioned Possible Kidney Stone
That’s terrible and the dr is just a danger to humanity. As someone who has had multiple stones and even passed a 10 mm one, I can sympathize w you on the pain. So srry u had to go thru this!
I flipped a ATV , the nirse at the ER bellowed in laughter and even called a co worker over to share the laughs because "this guy is in sooooo much pain he cant even sit down the poor thing, and he would like some pain medicine. Well I dripped drawers in the waiting room in front of them and everyone else to see my black, purple , green, yellow, and red body from belly button to my knees, and I mean everything was damaged, EVERYTHING, and that same lady hollered out immediately for pain medicine to be brought to me. The very people that caused the opioid crisis are the ones treating people like shit now that the cats out of the bag and its not ok.
Well...doctors have to rush to the next patients waiting in the other exam rooms, what makes you expect that they'd spend this time on you? We are living in a different realty and a new norm nowadays!!! Get used to it...😢😐😊
Thank you, doc. Passing a kidney stone is one of THE WORST experiences ever. The pain is ridiculous! I hope I will never have to go through that again. Drink water, stay hydrated, did I mention drink water? Drink water. Don't let your kidneys go dry.
Everyone assumes you can’t have pain until the stone enters the ureter. I have a 1.2 cm stone that seems to not want to go anywhere, but is causing a great deal of flank pain. Maybe I’m an outlier or an anomaly, but I’m so tired of being dismissed and gaslighted without so much as a physical exam.
AGONIZING PAIN………THAT WAS MY EXPERIENCE EVERY TIME AND AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT RELUCTANT TO PROVIDE REAL PAIN MEDICATION……..THEY THINK YOUR THERE TO GET HIGH…….
Excuse my language but kidney stone FUKIN hurt. Mine hurt like a god damn son of a bitch!!!! All I got was told to go away when I asked to go to hospital!!!!
First time I’ve actually heard dizziness can be a symptom of a moving kidney stone. This always happens to me but no one able to confirm this! What is the reason for this, anyone? Thank you! By the way I get kidney stones Weekly, yes you heard correctly: Weekly!😳
Thank you for this video. I am suffering with one right now. I am going to wait a few days before I contact my doctor to see about getting from Flomax. Thank you for recommending collecting the stone, I hadn't thought about that before watching this video.
The whole kidney journey is really funny. The medical field seems to be completely ignorant. There are nephrologists and urologists. I have gone to one who states you should go to the other. WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY. Every time there is an image taken or tests the situation changes yet they want to make judgements based upon past information. It is expensive to have continual urine, blood, and imaging. Kidney issues are EXPENSIVE if you wish to consult the medical field. Also, everyone has a different opinion. The only consensus is on low oxalate foods. That's an extremely limited diet. In addition, if one follows such a regiment the body would not receive sufficient nutrition. Basically, doctors have no idea what they are doing regarding kidneys. In fact, it's all because of one factor. They never examine cause. Interestingly, at least they look at diet...which is great. However, why when one person consumes a high oxalate food and another does not the results are different. WELL...here's the fact. Much of this lies in the gut. This isn't fully researched or studied by it appears that probiotics help but - it may only be certain ones that individuals who get stones lack!!!! This is called getting to the cause for all you doctors who have spent 7 years in medical training before practice (what an apt word).
It's the most horrible pain possible. I don't wish it even on my enemy. I had a 14mm stone the first time I was passing one. It was the painfullest 12 hours of my LIFE. Now it's different I've been having some pain for 2 weeks now and I don't have any money to go to the Dr but I'm horrified it's getting worse, I don't want to feel like that again
Had my first kidney stone, after going to the ER. I found a RUclips video on kidney stones and the "jump and bump" method. Folks, it does work! Stones are all different. Mine was 4mm and after using the jump and bump method, it passed it 3 hours.
@@SKBottom I jumped about 8 times, two sets of 4 in under a minute. The pain intensified pretty much right after because the stone began moving. It works.
I’ve has several kidney stones…..best to have pain meds and tamulosin on hand. As stated in the video, it can take weeks to pass a stone once it’s ‘ on the move’. I start taking the tamulosin and I just go about my daily routine and when I feel the pain is more than just a nuisance, i go directly home and take a pain medication …..for me , once the pain is really kicking in, the stone passes in 2-8 hrs. Going to the emergency room is the right thing to do if it’s your first stone , but after that it’s a waste of time/ money as they don’t really do much other than take a CAT scan and tell you what you already know….oh and I also try to drink lemon juice or apple cider vinegar
I was in the ER yesterday for over 6 hours. I had to wait over four hours in pain before they ran a CT scan. At age 64, it’s my first time ever having kidney stones. They are rare in women, but the physician’s assistant in the ER said she had never seen this … I have 3 stones and they are on both sides. On the right side I have a 4mm stone and on the left side I have two stones, one 2mm and the other 8mm. They sent me home with Oxycodone which hasn’t touched the pain! I feel like I’m going crazy with the pain. Of course, it happened going into the Christmas holiday weekend, so I can’t contact my urologist until Tuesday. I don’t know how I’m going to survive the non-stop pain for three more days!
This is a good and concise video. I wish that I had my URS procedure done by her yesterday instead of the fellow who did it. Not happy with him or his team. Medicine is now an astute and pretty ruthless BUSINESS. No notion of service is a part of it. This is one reason and an imperative to take excellent care of one's health....so we never have to see doctors, or be at their mercy in the first place.
Straight & simple talk here. I'd get up to 4 very large (oxalate) kidney stones a year. I've had NONE for 7 years now. I use something called 'Stone Breaker' tablets I get from Walmart. Active ingredient is something called Chanca Piedra & there are other brands available. Dosage is recommended 3 tablets a day (about 25 cents each) but I find that one a day works for me. If I feel back pain like from a pending stone I simply go to two tabs a day for a while & never had a problem.
Things you never want to hear "It may take several weeks to pass." Gonna be on Pins and Needles for the next week or three until this flank pain goes away.
I just passed my first stone, 6mm x 4mm, through my weenis after ~ 40 days. Initially I was vomiting and dry-heaving for 3 or 4 days as it was moving into my ureter, no doubt. No pain in my back, just on the right side of my abdomen until I would vomit / dry heave and had to walk around the house all night. Never having a stone before, and because there was no side or back pain, I was 100% positive it was food poisoning from a Panera Caesar salad. Boy was I wrong. An ultrasound & CT scan eventually confirmed a 6 x 4mm “terminal right ureteral obstructing calculus.” No real pain while actually passing it through the bladder or urethra though, just a weird discomfort when it initially blocked my stream, thank God. I really don’t want any more stones.
I moved my kidney stone from my kidneys to my bladder by doing this: I drank as much warm water that I could in 10 minutes. Then I waited for 30 minutes and started jumping and stomping around. I know it's extremely painful, but trust me, it will actually relieve the pain once completed. I continued this on and off for a day and a half. The stomping and jumping, along with the force of a full bladder, will force the kidney stone to pass. It's like shooting a spit wad through a straw. I also drank beer. I don't care how bad beer is, it is a diuretic and will make you piss more. I am on day 3 and I haven't pissed out the stone, but I know it's in my badder right now. My kidneys or side no longer hurts. The jumping and stomping method really works, just take pain killers before you start it. I thought I'd pass along my advice because I know how miserable kidney stones can be, and people will try anything to relieve the pain.
I heard going on a rollercoaster helps too!
Doctor prescribed Warstone to me...I ordered it frm Amazon...my 17mm stone was dissolved in 2 months treatment..people said only surgery is the solution but Warstone saved me..
thank you for the tip, but i will skip the beer part since i am 15
Please what is warstone drug that you used to dissolve your kidney stones?
If this worked, thank you for sharing, but unfortunately, for a lot of people it won't. My first 2 stones I could not have done this. I couldn't stand up straight, let alone jump. I was vomiting from the pain, to the point it was just tiny bits of acid because there was nothing else left to come up. For the first stone I couldn't hold down food or drink for 2 weeks, the second was only 3 days, which messed up the painkiller situation. I remember going to pee, and it was blood, and I don't mean there was a lot of blood in it, I mean thick blood coming out of my dingaling, and that burned like hell! That was the worst 2 weeks of my life, I had an ambulance out for the first stone, literally thinking (and kind of hoping just so it would be over) I was dying, and the paramedics said they thought it was a kidney stone, and they helped me set up an urgent appointment with my GP, who told me what was happening, and gave me medicines I couldn't take due to the vomiting situation. On that first stone I held a knife to my own throat at one point.
I've had a lot of stones now, and my 2 recommendations are drink as much water as possible any time you get that familiar ache in the kidney, before it builds into agony.
Second tip is apple cider vinegar, try this at your own risk, I know it's not recommended, but it worked for me, take a shot glass, of apple cider vinegar, and knock it back. The pain gets worse, but you'll be done with the stone that day. Normal vinegar did not work for me, so make sure its apple cider vinegar.
After my third stone they haven't been too bad, despite being bigger, my largest so far was 8mm, my first was 6mm. I have not had a stone blasted yet, I've had to pass them all naturally, and I've lost count of how many stones I've actually had.
What I can tell you is no broken or cracked bone gets close to the level of pain of my first 2 stones. (wrist, elbow, ribs, tailbone, fingers, cheekbone, toe, my collarbone was broken into 4 pieces, and my foot was described as smashed to smitherines by the doctor, I was told if I didn't have the reconstruction operation I never would've walked again. I think that's the full list of bones I've broken)
There is one Ayurvedic medicine Warstone which has best suited me, it really has no side effects, it removed my stones four times. I have suffered from kidney stones so many times in my past and I have done a lot of survey before buying Warstone. I would highly recommend this medicine.
Never heard of Warstone but will look it up. I took Berberic Vulgaris and 2 other remedies for a month but had no results whatsoever.
Please what is warstone and can I get it from Amazon online store
Dealing with this right now! No medical Insurance and I’m not getting fleeced at the emergency room! Gonna be a long night 😅
Had Random Kidney Stone Attack Many Years ago...Pain Was Inhumane...Went to Emergency Room and Told About My Pain and That it Feels Possibly in My Genitals...The Pain Was Everywhere Around Entire Lower Area...He Literally Pulled My Pants Down and Told Me to Cough and Told Me Exactly" Nothing is Wrong With You Buddy" and Sent Me Home...Next Day My Urologist Called Me and Told Me Get to The Emergency Room NOW You Have a "13mm" Stone...First Dr Who Sent Me Home i REALLY Hope He Works at Mcdonalds Now or is Homeless...He Examined Me For "10" Seconds and Never Even Mentioned Possible Kidney Stone
That’s terrible and the dr is just a danger to humanity. As someone who has had multiple stones and even passed a 10 mm one, I can sympathize w you on the pain. So srry u had to go thru this!
Jeez. 13! 10! I've got a 3mm and I'm dying rn 😂
I flipped a ATV , the nirse at the ER bellowed in laughter and even called a co worker over to share the laughs because "this guy is in sooooo much pain he cant even sit down the poor thing, and he would like some pain medicine. Well I dripped drawers in the waiting room in front of them and everyone else to see my black, purple , green, yellow, and red body from belly button to my knees, and I mean everything was damaged, EVERYTHING, and that same lady hollered out immediately for pain medicine to be brought to me. The very people that caused the opioid crisis are the ones treating people like shit now that the cats out of the bag and its not ok.
I am in such excruciating pain right now!!!!... Don't know if I should go to E. R. ?!?!?
So am I!! omgoodness...😢
Thank you for this video. Your voice is very soothing, calm and you are so knowledgeable. This is helping me while I’m in pain. Thank you.
This is more information than my doctor gave me. Thank you.
Dr.s aren't there to cure the issue just Give drugs for the symptoms with side effects
Well...doctors have to rush to the next patients waiting in the other exam rooms, what makes you expect that they'd spend this time on you? We are living in a different realty and a new norm nowadays!!! Get used to it...😢😐😊
I agree
@@Reincarnation111 No thanks! I just found a different, better doctor.
Same.
Very very helpful
Thank you, doc. Passing a kidney stone is one of THE WORST experiences ever. The pain is ridiculous! I hope I will never have to go through that again.
Drink water, stay hydrated, did I mention drink water? Drink water. Don't let your kidneys go dry.
INHUMANE Pain...Have You Curled up on Middle of Floor BITING The Floor
Everyone assumes you can’t have pain until the stone enters the ureter. I have a 1.2 cm stone that seems to not want to go anywhere, but is causing a great deal of flank pain. Maybe I’m an outlier or an anomaly, but I’m so tired of being dismissed and gaslighted without so much as a physical exam.
Same. I have dealt with it for 8 years. You are not alone 🙏🏽
AGONIZING PAIN………THAT WAS MY EXPERIENCE EVERY TIME AND AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT RELUCTANT TO PROVIDE REAL PAIN MEDICATION……..THEY THINK YOUR THERE TO GET HIGH…….
Excuse my language but kidney stone FUKIN hurt. Mine hurt like a god damn son of a bitch!!!! All I got was told to go away when I asked to go to hospital!!!!
You seem like a super nice lady
hot baths
First time I’ve actually heard dizziness can be a symptom of a moving kidney stone. This always happens to me but no one able to confirm this! What is the reason for this, anyone? Thank you! By the way I get kidney stones Weekly, yes you heard correctly: Weekly!😳
Excellent. We are Caribbean / Windward Island / Dominica
Thank you for this video. Your voice is very soothing, calm and you are so knowledgeable. This is helping me while I’m in pain. Thank you.
I have a staghorn stone😕
Thank you for this video. I am suffering with one right now. I am going to wait a few days before I contact my doctor to see about getting from Flomax. Thank you for recommending collecting the stone, I hadn't thought about that before watching this video.
The Flomax works well.
Very clear and concise! Wish she was my DR.
Thanks for this.
The whole kidney journey is really funny. The medical field seems to be completely ignorant. There are nephrologists and urologists. I have gone to one who states you should go to the other. WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY. Every time there is an image taken or tests the situation changes yet they want to make judgements based upon past information. It is expensive to have continual urine, blood, and imaging. Kidney issues are EXPENSIVE if you wish to consult the medical field. Also, everyone has a different opinion. The only consensus is on low oxalate foods. That's an extremely limited diet. In addition, if one follows such a regiment the body would not receive sufficient nutrition. Basically, doctors have no idea what they are doing regarding kidneys. In fact, it's all because of one factor. They never examine cause. Interestingly, at least they look at diet...which is great. However, why when one person consumes a high oxalate food and another does not the results are different. WELL...here's the fact. Much of this lies in the gut. This isn't fully researched or studied by it appears that probiotics help but - it may only be certain ones that individuals who get stones lack!!!! This is called getting to the cause for all you doctors who have spent 7 years in medical training before practice (what an apt word).
I've been passing a stone for almost 7 months now. I will need to schedule surgery to finally get rid of it.
FLOMAX will stop the "need to pee, but can't" feeling.
Excellent. We are Caribbean / Windward Island / Dominica
Very clear and well explained - thank you
It's the most horrible pain possible. I don't wish it even on my enemy. I had a 14mm stone the first time I was passing one. It was the painfullest 12 hours of my LIFE. Now it's different I've been having some pain for 2 weeks now and I don't have any money to go to the Dr but I'm horrified it's getting worse, I don't want to feel like that again
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Good lecture
Literally no doc has told me to strain urine,EVER. Why not?
Way more info than the doctor gave me.
Does jumping helps the stone to move down faster?
Thank you for this information it was very helpful.
Have any person who have UCLA degrees
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Had my first kidney stone, after going to the ER. I found a RUclips video on kidney stones and the "jump and bump" method. Folks, it does work! Stones are all different. Mine was 4mm and after using the jump and bump method, it passed it 3 hours.
How long did you jump and bump?
@@SKBottom I jumped about 8 times, two sets of 4 in under a minute. The pain intensified pretty much right after because the stone began moving. It works.
I'm going to try this thanks for the info !
Warstone
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Good tricks mam
Very informative thank you
Very helpful, thanks
Great video Doc!,😊
I’ve has several kidney stones…..best to have pain meds and tamulosin on hand. As stated in the video, it can take weeks to pass a stone once it’s ‘ on the move’. I start taking the tamulosin and I just go about my daily routine and when I feel the pain is more than just a nuisance, i go directly home and take a pain medication …..for me , once the pain is really kicking in, the stone passes in 2-8 hrs. Going to the emergency room is the right thing to do if it’s your first stone , but after that it’s a waste of time/ money as they don’t really do much other than take a CAT scan and tell you what you already know….oh and I also try to drink lemon juice or apple cider vinegar
Thank you Doc .for the information very helpful topic .
Thank you so much! This is extremely helpful!
3:45 It's a paint strainer filter, get them at a paint store for 5 cents each.
It’s from too much eating salt in Filipino it’s a-sin especially when you eat a hotdogs!
how about THC for pain??????????
Dude same
it may help, but in some cases it can make the pain worse/more intense
Absolutely!! THC for pain. CBD for anti-inflammation!
@@alizey95 Really? Upon what evidence (proof) do have for that controversial statement?
I was in the ER yesterday for over 6 hours. I had to wait over four hours in pain before they ran a CT scan. At age 64, it’s my first time ever having kidney stones. They are rare in women, but the physician’s assistant in the ER said she had never seen this … I have 3 stones and they are on both sides. On the right side I have a 4mm stone and on the left side I have two stones, one 2mm and the other 8mm. They sent me home with Oxycodone which hasn’t touched the pain! I feel like I’m going crazy with the pain. Of course, it happened going into the Christmas holiday weekend, so I can’t contact my urologist until Tuesday. I don’t know how I’m going to survive the non-stop pain for three more days!
You can take a pain injection
Mine suggested a diclofenac sodium of 25mg 3ml
How are you doing now?
This is a good and concise video. I wish that I had my URS procedure done by her yesterday instead of the fellow who did it. Not happy with him or his team. Medicine is now an astute and pretty ruthless BUSINESS. No notion of service is a part of it. This is one reason and an imperative to take excellent care of one's health....so we never have to see doctors, or be at their mercy in the first place.
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I HAVE ONE STUCK JUST BEHIND THE HEAD!!!
FUCKING HELP ME!!!
I FEEL LIKE I AM PISSING A WATERMELON FULL OF SWITCHBLADES!!!
Someone suggested Stone Breaker tablets at Walmart