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Deployed Kidney Stones
by: Tina on Wed, May 12 2010

While deployed here in Afghanistan i was diagnosed with a 2MM kidney stone in the right kidney i was doing physical training the night before the pain started by 4 am. the next morning i woke up thinking i had pulled something while doing training so i got out of bed doing a bit of stretching the pain would not go away i was then medevaced out of country into Germany where i spent 2 weeks going through dr Apts still still not have passed the stone ..i have been diagnosed as the living with the kidney stone and did not know i was born with one kidney smaller than the other which makes it harder to even pass the stone .till this day i get un bareable pains and just gotta deal with it.while running my kidneys feel like they are contracting tighting up around the stone causeing alot of pain.

May 2010

Deployed Kidney Stones - by Tina - (Wed, May 12 2010)
While deployed here in Afghanistan i was diagnosed with a 2MM kidney stone in the right kidney i was doing physical training the night before the pain started by 4 am. [more..]

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