I wanna know about kidney problem how to release stone without operation if starting small stone???????is operation effect the health???????

You mean you got stone on your kidney? And it's a small one?

There are 2 ways basically without operation AFAIK:

1. Laser/UltraSonic Treatment to destroy the stone in your kidney, relatively no side effect though it might be costly, at least where i live that is very costly, usually done for medium to big stone size though could also be performed on small stones.

2. Herbal treatment, using traditional method usually involving herbal medicine and or methodology. Details vary depends on method of herbal treatment you choose or offered to you.

Things to Note:

1. Operation to perform removal does affect your health, depends largely on your conditions better to consult doctor here. Though the severity varies on our condition.

2. Small stones does not necessarily need operation or treatments, depending on how the stones was formed you might not need any treatment at all and just need to change your lifestyles. AFAIK drinking water and reducing the factor which causes your kidney stones within your diet. Again you better consult doctors here to fully understand your conditions and circumstances.


PS : This is based on circumstances i've met on my life so far and might or might not reflect your conditions.

That's great information, and about as good as you are going to get without seeking medical attention. good luck.

Under no circumstances should you seek medical advice for a potentially significant issue on a video games forum. If you must Ask The Internet, at least go somewhere moderately reputable for such advice. Is the WebMD still a thing?

EDIT: Yes, yes it is.

I think a good number of forum members have played Surgeon Simulator, Theme Hospital or Life & Death, so they're qualified enough to answer such questions. :p

Yes, and most of us have training in moving stones with the force. I can't vouch for success though.

/Mel Brooks old man voice
Surgeon Simulator? In MY day, it was called Operation!! YOu had shaky hands, that stupid nose lit up and you got the buzz of death! You kids have it so easy!!

<shakes cane at whippersnappers>

Mr Gogdoc ready to operate

First things first:

1. Get a ticket for the support
2. In the meantime search if others experience the same bug.
3. Update your firmware / drivers.
4. Check if there is a patch available.
5. Once the support gets back to you, have all the information at the ready (OS version, machine specs, crash log files etc.).

OK, I quit...

As other's said before me, this is a gaming forum and I doubt you'll find any useful information here. Even if someone in this forum has undergone the same problem, yours may be different to theirs so you must check it with a doctor asap. And don't delay it (we men, have a little problem with doctors / examinations.. no?).

Good luck! :D

I think it is good that you consider other possibilities before an operation. But of course you also need to listen to your doctor's advice.

If you want to avoid kidney-stones you have to change your diet to a more alkaline diet, see for instance the abstract of the article "Diet-induced metabolic acidosis", http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21481501


For a list of which foods that are acidic and alkaline see Table 2 in the following review article:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3195546/pdf/JEPH2012-727630.pdf
In the table the foods with positive numbers are the acidic ones you should avoid, while the foods with negative numbers are the ones you should eat lots of.

Good luck with improving your kidney problem.

What the hell kind horseshit doctors do you have that you have to ask us?

Did you diagnose yourself because you have CVA pain or because you've had it before so know how it feels? Stop screwing around on these forums and get to a real doc. Kidney stones aren't the only reason why you can have that kind of pain.

Something tells me that the op is young and scared (of being operated).

I had this problem... 3 times i think?

The first time i went to pee in the morning and the tip of my... weewee was burning but i ignore it and went to grab something to eat... oh man, that was when it started, the pain on my lower back, it was just unconfortable, i went back to bed and was rolling and moving to get to a confortable position but the pain wouldn't stop.
Finally i decided to go to the hospital and still i had to wait, i had to run to the bathroom to puke (and reading about this on the internet, apparently it's because of the pain intense), finally i was called and all they did was to put me on IV for something to calm down the pain and help the small stone to be flushed, it was quick, then it was x-ray time, pee on a small bottle, pass through a pharmacy to get some medication and bye.

Have a walk everyday instead of staying too long sitting down in front a computer, avoid salty food/drinks with bubbles (bears and soda) and drink at least 2L of water everyday (this is my problem, i tend to forget and i only drink something during meals, 3x a day).

Just go to the damn doctor, it's hard to belive that you're having the same pain that i had (and to those who never experience it, trust me, when you puke because of the pain, yeah, it's that bad) and you want to resolve this problem by staying at home.

Let's think about this, if you do have the same problem that i had, then it's quick and painless, you go there, IV, some tests and go home, if you have something else, JUST GO THERE NOW, do you want worse problems with your kidneys? Risking an infection or something worst?

Just ask a friend to cut the kidney out. You can easily make do with just one of them. Just make sure it's the right one, first. Or the left one. Whichever you need to get rid of.

Yes, of course you can trust my advice. I'm a doctor. See, I got a white lab coat and glasses and a clip board and everything. It even says "dOckt3r" on my coat. ... Of course it's hand written with pink magic marker, what else would you write it with, duh?

Why yes, those are doodles of naked, big breasted women on my clip board. It's scientific method. You wouldn't understand...

I thought it was coffee.

Anyways, after getting this one dealt with, the OP should make sure to get adequate amounts of magnesium, fat soluble vitamins and exercise. Kidney stones are an issue of having calcium building up where it's not supposed to be and magnesium and vitamin D in particular should help a bit with that.