Most kidney stones do not cause symptoms until they pass from a kidney into the ureter), the tube that transfers urine to the ...

Once the stone is eventually pushed into the bladder, the pain almost entirely ceases. In tandem with fever, flank pain, and urination problems, the passing of a kidney stone can also cause GI ...

Over the course of about one hour, we will: Pass a small ureteroscope (camera) through your urethra (tube that carries urine out of your body from the bladder), into your bladder, and up to your stone ...

A bladder stone the size of a baseball—and with growth ... With such a treatment, the small fragments can either pass naturally through the urine or be removed with special tools during the ...

When [David Wartinger] noticed that far too many of his patients passed kidney stones while on vacation, riding rollercoasters, he had to test it out. Without the benefit of his own kidney stones ...