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3mm kidney stone causing severe hip pain

2021-04-16 13:31:00
Hi, I am facing severe left hip pain from 3 days. In usg it found that kidney stone measuring 3mm.. is this is the cause of my pain?
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3mm renal stone usually do not cause hip pain sometimes USG might not detect ureter stones and stone rarely cause hip pain.Ideal CT scan to be done ,if it doesn't show anything take ortho opinion.

Answered2021-04-23 15:48:34

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