Thank you for your question.
You do need to be examined by your gynaecologist to determine the cause of the pain. I doubt that the
kidney stone is the cause. Rarely a small ureteric calculus can cause pain but it need not be related to your period. Pain around the time of the period points to a congestion related cause or sometimes endometriosis. Your gynaecologist will take a detailed history of your pain and then examine you. You may need further tests like an ultrasound examination and urinalysis too.
Best wishes
Answered2015-11-06 19:51:25
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