When to go to er for kidney pain?

I've tried everything for back pains, but kidney pain is on another level. If you're experiencing excruciating, sudden pain in your side or back that radiates to your groin, along with nausea, vomiting, or blood in your urine, you need to go to the ER immediately. It could be kidney stones or an infection, which needs urgent attention. Don't try home remedies for this, seriously.

For kidney pain, especially if you have high BP like me, you need to be very careful. If the pain is severe, constant, and you also have fever, chills, difficulty urinating, or notice blood in your urine, get to the ER. These can be signs of infection or kidney stones that need immediate care. Regular checkups are important to prevent such issues.

Betaji, if your side or back starts hurting very badly, like you can't even sit or stand, and if you also feel like vomiting or have fever, then you must go to the big hospital. Don't delay, kidney problems can become serious very fast. God bless you.

Kidney pain is serious. If it's severe, sudden pain in your flank or lower back, especially with fever, chills, blood in urine, or difficulty peeing, go to the ER immediately. It could be stones or a severe infection requiring urgent intervention. Don't self-medicate.