Please Help I Don't Know What to Do

[Michael]

Great news!

BTW, my dad used to get kidney stones all the time. in the 70s they use to cut from front to back and a month in the hospital. Then in the 80s they went in with the "basket" and dad said the pain was unbearable. in the 90s they used shock wave lithotripsy to blast the stones which resulted in blood in his urine. In 2000, we finally got him to try Dr. Schulze’s Kidney Stone Dissolving Routine. He used it and passed the stone like it was sand. You should have your husband try it next time.

https://www.herbdoc.com/blog/kidney-stone-dissolving-routine

[tenderhearts]

Oh my that sounds horrible. I will look into the dissolving of them. I know it was torture for my husband boy I'll admit it was torture for me too. ::

[Pestle]

Good grief! I'm so sorry this is such a long and painful and uncertain ordeal.

I closed yesterday because of what turned out to be a kidney stone. Got to spend the day in the hospital getting scans and vomiting from the pain. Then they hit me with a painkiller that actually worked (morphine did nothing) and I've felt fine ever since. I was promoting my yarncrafting Meetup to the technician jamming an ultrasound wand up my whatever. They sent me home with a sieve and a prescription for erectile dysfunction medication. ::

When people say stones are worse than childbirth, they are correct. It was much worse. And mine passed easily.

[tenderhearts]

I'm so sorry you dealt with a kidney stone too, is it the season ? My husband also was given 5 different pain meds in the hospital as well and NON of them worked until the last one which I believe was haldol. They gave him morphine when the first medication wasn't working, it did not work for my hubby either, doctor actually came in and asked if he had taken it before like it was suppose to work and I felt he was implying my hubby was a druggie or something he seemed surprised it wasn't working. Glad yours passed as well easily.