Originally posted by Mairuzu
Appendix is on the right side. My pain is on the left but it hasnt been as bad as the first night (last week) Might be my small intestine. I dont know.As long as i dont need a colonoscopy...
Left side or left side of the back? Is it a really sharp pain (like stabby feeling) that comes and goes?
If so, could be a kidney stone.
Originally posted by Robtard
You sure about the colonoscopy? Thought people were awake while the doctor snaked them.Had a CT Scan of my head a few weeks ago, it's very quick and absolutely painless.
And I'm actually not sure about the colonoscopy, you're probably right.
Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
They're not fun when you have to be given the contrast by an enema for a lower GI scan, which is common for appendicitis patients.And I'm actually not sure about the colonoscopy, you're probably right.
Ah, I'll take your word for it, only had the head one.
Though how horrible is that? Awake while a camera and several feet of cable are shoved up your ass. Not looking forward to my late 40's and up.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Mhm. I had those exact same pains about a year ago, so I started drinking a shitload of water, cleared it right up.
Probably was a smaller/smallish stone. Do you remember a quick, but sharp pain in your urethra right before they stopped?
That would be the stone passing out.
Originally posted by Robtard
Probably was a smaller/smallish stone. Do you remember a quick, but sharp pain in your urethra right before they stopped?That would be the stone passing out.
Nope. The pain in my left flank would come and go, like maybe 1-2 times an hour. My dad told me what to do, he passed a big ass stone when he was around our age. Basically he told me that I needed to drink alot of water to cleanse out my kidneys, that all the sodas I drank were causing it.
Man, I remember my dad, on his knees, gritting his teeth and tears streaming down his face when my mom called the ambulance for him when his stone was passing. If a kidney stone can bring him to his knees, I want nothing to do with it, the man is Duke ****in Wayne.
Originally posted by Robtard
Ah, I'll take your word for it, only had the head one.Though how horrible is that? Awake while a camera and several feet of cable are shoved up your ass. Not looking forward to my late 40's and up.
I'm looking forward to my colonoscopy. I have a fear of colon cancer.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Nope. The pain in my left flank would come and go, like maybe 1-2 times an hour. My dad told me what to do, he passed a big ass stone when he was around our age. Basically he told me that I needed to drink alot of water to cleanse out my kidneys, that all the sodas I drank were causing it.Man, I remember my dad, on his knees, gritting his teeth and tears streaming down his face when my mom called the ambulance for him when his stone was passing. If a kidney stone can bring him to his knees, I want nothing to do with it, the man is Duke ****in Wayne.
I had a smaller one, it hurt like a mother-****er though, like someone was stabbing me in the kidney, on and off. When it finally passed (did drink a lot of water), I felt a quick but sharp pain inside my johnson. Doc said this would happen.
That was a small stone; it hurt a lot. Don't ever want to feel what a large one feels like.
Originally posted by RobtardYou ever walk through high grass while wearing shorts and get those prickly little cockaburrs on your socks? The one my dad passed looked like that, close to that size too.
I had a smaller one, it hurt like a mother-****er though, like someone was stabbing me in the kidney, on and off. When it finally passed (did drink a lot of water), I felt a quick but sharp pain inside my johnson. Doc said this would happen.That was a small stone; it hurt a lot. Don't ever want to feel what a large one feels like.
Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
I'm sure CT scans wouldn't be so bad if you didn't already feel as though you're dying.I'm looking forward to my colonoscopy. I have a fear of colon cancer.
Was having a ultra-massive migraine at the time, along with some other ailments. CT Scan was the least of my worries, but like I said, it was a head one, there was nothing invasive about it and it was over in a couple of minutes.
Haha, you kinky girl. I don't think that runs in my family, but I'll get one when I hit my 40's, to be safe.