#Kidney stones
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Me: hey babe wanna see something cool?
My Wife: sure!
Me: [holds out hand excitedly]
My Wife: …what am I looking at?
Me: a rock!
My Wife: When did you go outside?
Me: I didn’t! My body made this!
My Wife: what
Me: I passed a stone!
My Wife: [horrified silence]
Me: yea check it out there’s little crystals!
My Wife, horrified: um
Me: yea if you look here you can see the oxalic crystals and-
My Wife: babe!
Me: huh?
My Wife, freaking out: babe. are you ok. are you in pain? do you need to go to the hospital what-
Me: oh. OH. I’m fine! Really! Feeling much better actually!
My Wife: well. Good.
Me: sorry, got all caught up in how cool it was that I was holding a biogenic crystal that my body made that I forgot that this is kinda horrifying, huh?
My Wife: babe, I love your autistic ass but please drink more water. And maybe warn me next time.
#troglodyte thoughts#free range sustainable shitpost#kidney stones#body horror#atypical emotional affect
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Why the fuck can some of your organs just make rocks??? Who said that was OK?
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And so it begins... just waiting for the taxi...
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Thought for the moment by ... Dr. Wonder
#doctor#kidney stones#joke#fun#fun times#laugh#comedy#cartoon#world#australia#tumblr#nature#william#entertainment#comedy central#humour#jokes
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When I’m supposed to drink an insane amount of water everyday...
#Dysautonomia#POTS#postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome#oi#orthostatic hypotension#syncope#neurocardiogenic syncope#kidney stones
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I just passed another goddamn kidney stone.
You know that spikey ball thing at the end of a flail (medieval weapon)? Well, passing a kidney stone feels like pissing out one of those spikey ball things.
Or, a knife. It definitely feels like pissing out a knife.
I hate everything!
#chronically ill#chronic illness#chronic illnesses#invisible illness#invisible illnesses#kidney stone#kidney stones#chronic pain
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TW: Ableism, gaslighting by healthcare providers
A doctor noted in my chart that I was non-compliant, manipulative, and trying to direct my care. Some of his reasoning:
Refused to take the extended release capsules of the medication prescribed. Also noted that I have dysphagia and a PEG tube
Told him that I needed to address the chronic UTIs before I considered overactive bladder treatments
Became concerned that I had an underlying genetic condition that was causing my issues. A lot of tests were coming back normal, but everything was very abnormal. I do have a genetic condition.
Stopped seeing my first urologist and suggested that I change doctors when they don't do what I want. My first urologist let me have 1-2 UTIs a month and wasn't trying to find a cause
"Refused to give a urine sample at any appointment" when I had been fainting a lot during transfers and they didn't have any exam tables that were wheelchair user friendly.
Communicated with them often about questions or concerns
Didn't do my 24 hour urine collection with an indwelling catheter and thus accused me of not doing it correctly and not collecting all of it in order for my results to be worse
Lying about my water intake and how much I eat
I am truly amazed by this man and the level of fragility, ego, and privilege you must have in order to see those actions as negatives with ulterior motives.
#spoonie#disability#chronic disability#disabilities#chronic uti#chronic illness#chronic kidney stones#kidney stones#medical malpractice#medical neglect#medical trauma#ableism in healthcare#ableism#bias in healthcare#sexism in healthcare#urologist#medical horror stories#american health system#systemic ableism#bad doctors#medical gaslighting#gaslighting#medical ptsd#fragile ego#fragile masculinity
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SMALL ANNOUNCEMENT
hey yalls, sorry about not posting I legit have kidney stones (hurt like I was pushing out demons) and an ovarian cyst and have been in and out of the hospital for like three weeks now
anyway we named the stone Gus, but we need names for the other two so gimme some suggestions peeps 🫶
(ps, don’t worry about me. If something isn’t wrong with me on a bi-monthly basis im probably dead)
#yellowjackets#Rougeclasslover#Rouge#kidneystones#kidney stones#baby names#parenting#hospital#im like the next Virgin Mary but for rocks#Love you guys
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ok genuinely if you have kidney stones, what u should do:
you might have then if you get an extreme pain on your side, kinda on your back, with shooting pains down to your groin. you might also have nausea and violent vomiting.
1. go the ER right away. kidney stones are one of those things that docs are willing to give out the big gun pain meds for. they are incredibly painful, and you will need medication. they will most likely give you a CT scan. be incredibly honest about your pain, don’t be afraid to be too truthful to get doctors to listen to you.
2. 95% are small enough to pass naturally at home. they will take up to three weeks to pass. talk with your doctor about a plan. look into seeing a urologist.
3. DRINK WATER. i’ve bought four giant jugs of water that i am working my way through. at least two liters a day.
4. cranberry juice also helps. get as close to the natural stuff as you can manage. but focus more on water.
5. when it passes, do not flush it. this is gross, but u will need to collect it to show to a urologist. the ER doctors should give you tools for doing this: a strainer to pee through and a medical cup.
WHAT TO DO FOR PAIN:
1. this is weird but worked for me. lie on top of a vibrater. the vibration helps with the pain.
2. heat. hot showers, hot pad, extreme heat.
3. take your fucking pain meds prescribed to you. take ibuprofen in between, with doctors approval.
4. if the pain becomes unbearable, go back to the ER. that means the meds aren’t working. it will not get better unless you get help.
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Time for the rematch. Surgeon vs. Kidney Stone. Please wish me (and the doctor) luck.
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Tips for kidney stone treatment
1. Explore the Importance of Hydration: Discuss how increasing water intake can help prevent kidney stones and aid in their treatment, including tips on how to effectively incorporate more fluids into daily routines.
2. Dietary Modifications for Kidney Stone Prevention: Provide an overview of foods to include and avoid in a kidney stone-friendly diet, emphasizing the role of calcium, oxalate, and sodium in stone formation.
3. Lifestyle Changes to Reduce Kidney Stone Recurrence: Highlight practical lifestyle adjustments, such as regular exercise and weight management, that can significantly lower the risk of developing kidney stones in the future.
Consulting a Urologist for Effective Kidney Stone Management
Kidney stones are a common and painful condition that affects millions of people each year
Seeking the expertise of a urologist is crucial for effective treatment and prevention of kidney stones
Understanding Kidney Stones
Definition of kidney stones: Hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys
Common causes of kidney stones: Dehydration, diet high in certain minerals, family history, underlying medical conditions
Diagnosing Kidney Stones
Role of the urologist in diagnosing kidney stones
Imaging tests used: Abdominal X-ray, CT scan, ultrasound
Analyzing the composition of the stone
Treatment Options Recommended by Urologists
Pain management: Medications to relieve pain and discomfort
Promoting stone passage: Increased fluid intake, medications to relax the ureter
Surgical interventions (if necessary):
Shock wave lithotripsy (SWL)
Ureteroscopy
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
Importance of Follow-up Care
Monitoring for recurrence of kidney stones
Adjusting treatment plan as needed
Addressing underlying medical conditions
If you are experiencing symptoms of kidney stones, don't hesitate to schedule an appointment with our experienced urologists.
Sandheep Hospital
Address : #96, Palace Road, Near Mahal, Madurai
24/7 Emergency Call : +91 83006 55325
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bill cipher is a sentient kidney stone
#bill cipher#gravity falls#kidney stones#im stoned on kidneys#william cipher is proof that kidney stones are all powerful#havent read the new book yet but i hope it includes kidney stones alex hirsch please pelase please
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I have a kidney stone right now AND I have an important question. is it ethical to set up a gofundme, explicitly not for medical bills or to cover lost work/whatever, for pain and suffering?
my kidney is putting me through agony but it is also broke and I deserve compensation for this BS!
normalize! suing! organs!
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