Can kidney stones cause lower back pain?
My friend told me that his kidney stones gave him terrible lower back pain. I'm also experiencing a lot of discomfort in my lower back lately. Could this be because of the kidney stones I have?
My friend told me that his kidney stones gave him terrible lower back pain. I'm also experiencing a lot of discomfort in my lower back lately. Could this be because of the kidney stones I have?
Oh absolutely! I went through this last year and thought I had a muscle pull from working out, but it was a kidney stone. Try using a hot water bag and drinking coconut water, it really helped ease the dull ache for me.
I was just researching this for my brother who has severe lower back pain on one side. Apparently, kidney stones are one of the most common causes of sudden back pain. Hope you get relief soon.
Please be careful. I ignored my lower back pain thinking it was just posture-related, and it turned out to be a blocked stone that almost damaged my kidney. Get it evaluated by a doctor before it gets complicated.
Don't listen to people telling you to drink random herbal mixtures for back pain. It could be a stone or a spine issue. Go to a diagnostic lab, get a quick ultrasound, and verify it with a qualified doctor.
Yes, lower back pain is a classic sign of kidney stones. Since I manage diabetes, I always ensure my back pain isn't due to kidney strain by drinking enough plain water and getting regular kidney function checkups.
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Yes, lower back pain, especially on one side, is the most common symptom of kidney stones.
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