3 Early Warning Signs And Symptoms Of Kidney Stones In Men & Women

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Kidney stones cause similar symptoms in both men and women, but the intensity and location of pain may vary slightly. Here's a detailed breakdown by symptom category.

🔥 Pain Symptoms
Severe pain in the side and back: Typically below the ribs, often described as sharp and cramping.

Pain radiating to lower abdomen and groin: Especially common when the stone moves into the ureter.

Pain during urination: A burning sensation or discomfort while peeing.

Pain that comes in waves: The intensity may fluctuate as the stone moves.

🚽 Urinary Symptoms
Frequent urge to urinate: Even if little urine is passed.

Cloudy or foul-smelling urine: Indicates possible infection or stone irritation.

Pink, red, or brown urine: Blood in the urine due to stone scraping the urinary tract.

Reduced urine output: If the stone blocks the flow.

🤢 Gastrointestinal and Systemic Symptoms
Nausea and vomiting: Often due to severe pain or nerve connections between kidneys and GI tract.

Fever and chills: May indicate a urinary tract infection or kidney infection, which is a medical emergency.

🧍‍♂️ Gender-Specific Notes
Men: May feel pain radiating into the testicles or penis due to shared nerve pathways.

Women: Pain may be mistaken for gynecological issues like ovarian cysts or menstrual cramps.

🧠 Other Signs
Restlessness or inability to find a comfortable position: Due to intense pain.

Sweating and pallor: Common with acute episodes.

Important;
This video is for educational purposes only. Consult your healthcare professional for any advice.

Regards
Dr. Qazi Adnan Nazik
Nishtar Hospital Multan