Stabbing pain and nausea

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Sometimes while eating I get a sharp stabbing pain where my kidneys are located and it also makes me nauseous. I'm worried why it happens.

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Dr. Mahendra Sharma

Urologist 18 yrs exp Delhi

You need to do USG whole abdomen to look fo renal stone/gall stone. This might be due to gastritis as well. Review with USG report as per results with concerned doctor.

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Dr. Mayank Baid Urologist 12 yrs exp Kolkata · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mayank Baid

Urologist 12 yrs exp Kolkata

Get USG KUB with PVR done. It may be due to stone in the urinary system.

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