Kidney Stones
Information and suggested lab tests.
What it is
Kidney stones can cause severe flank pain and blood in urine. Tests help check for infection and kidney function impact.
Diagnosis and tests
Urine routine often shows blood. Kidney function tests are important. Imaging decisions are made by your clinician; labs help assess safety and complications.
Treatment and management
Pain control and hydration under clinician guidance. Seek urgent care if fever, vomiting, or inability to pass urine occurs.
This is general information and does not replace medical advice. For diagnosis or treatment decisions, consult a qualified clinician.
FAQs
Do all stones need surgery?
No. Many small stones pass. Management depends on size and location.
Should I do urine tests?
Yes, to check blood and infection.
Can stones recur?
Yes; prevention often focuses on fluids and evaluation where needed.