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Had to go back to the hospital again Friday because the pain was so bad. The good news is, by the time I was released on Saturday morning, the stone had moved almost all the way toward its departure route, so that's somewhat encouraging. I am still scheduled for lithotripsy on Thursday, but I am hoping maybe the stone leaves on its own before then. You never know, I could get lucky. This is getting really boring.
Diet Calendar Entry for 30 May 2016:
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828 kcal
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Fat: 24.44g | Prot: 40.97g | Carb: 116.21g.
Breakfast: Freshly Squeezed Grapefruit Juice, Blueberries, Brown Sugar, 365 Organic Original Instant Oatmeal. Lunch: Cantaloupe (Muskmelon), Nature's Promise Organic Grape Tomatoes, Le Pain des Fleurs Buckwheat Crispbread, Cream Cheese, Acme Smoked Nova Salmon. Snacks/Other: Strawberry-Peach Smoothie, Smucker's Natural Creamy Peanut Butter, Le Pain des Fleurs Buckwheat Crispbread, Finlandia Reduced Fat Havarti Cheese. more...
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That does sound like you have a shot at passing it naturally. Good luck!
30 May 16 by member: trackin64
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Here's hoping it passes on its own! Hang in there, mom.
30 May 16 by member: ImLaura
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Thanks everyone. I'm trying really hard to be patient and not whine too much.
30 May 16 by member: Hermiones Mom
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Drink cranberry juice. I have no idea if that helps ... but, it would be great to pass that stone!
30 May 16 by member: Mom2Boxers
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Mom - No No No! Cranberry juice makes kidney stones worse. Cranberry juice is good for bladder issues, but ironically it contains the chemicals that promote kidney stones, so it turns out that if you have kidney stones, you have to stop drinking cranberry juice. Do you believe how complicated this is?
31 May 16 by member: Hermiones Mom
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WOW! Now that is just as complicated as it gets. LOL! Thanks for wising me up on that. Who knew?
31 May 16 by member: Mom2Boxers
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Ok so now I am caught up with your situation. I feel for you as this has been a few weeks now, and that pain is terrible. God bless.
31 May 16 by member: Sarah1950
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So no need to worry further about this kidney stone: It has left the building, and I have confirmed with the doctor that I don't need any further treatment for this, and life can now go on as it was before this whole adventure began. I have learned that my new urologist is an expert on nutrition and kidney stones, so I am going to see him later this month to talk to him about what I can do to balance the limits of my IBS diet with the issues associated with kidney stones.
31 May 16 by member: Hermiones Mom
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Sounds like something good will come out of the all the pain and aggravation you have gone through, if you can get some good info on diet to help prevent future occurrences and not cause problems with your other medical issues. So glad you are better!!
31 May 16 by member: pandasmom
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