No. Kidney stones have no affect on your menstrual cycle. Though the severe pain may associated with kidney stones may be mistaken for cramping, kidney stones have no affect on your period.
The kidney stone seldom lodges in the kidney. It passes from the kidney into the urinary tract and can become wedged in the ureter before reaching the bladder.One reason for their formation is...
Yes, you may feel pain in your side, which is from the kidney, before the stone enters the ureter. The pain is worse when the stone is in the ureter and will ease when it enters the bladder. When the...
It is very unlikly that you would develope a kidney stone in the other kidney. I would say you would be more likely to develope more kidney stones in the same kidney before the other one. Also kidney...