What Does Passing Kidney Stones Feel Like?
Well, passing kidney stones can simply be described as the process where a the stone moves along the tracts from its initial point down to the bladder and out through to the urethra. The description seems easy but the pain accompanied with it is unimaginable. Depending on the size of the stone, passing a stone can take from a few minutes up to several hours. Some people experience very short time passing kidney stones that it may be easily dismissed without further investigation. The pain involved is prolonged and seems like an object which can be traced as it moves in the veins. The location of the pain can take either side of the kidney or both if they are more than one. the passing of the stone can be welcomed as a sign of expulsion of the deposits but nevertheless precautions should be taken to prevent recurrence. A continuous pain in one spot which may prevent the victim from urination is an outright sign that there is a permanent blockage and thus physical measures should be impl
