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The Armor Men's Health Hour with hosts Dr. Sandeep Mistry and Donna Lee is a weekly show covering a multitude of medical topics important to men. Dr. Mistry is a Board Certified Urologist and Donna Lee is a Manager at the Practice and a comedian. The medical and wellness discussions will be informative, interesting, and funny. Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee discuss topics such as erectile dysfunction, prostate cancer, enlarged prostate, testosterone therapy, fertility, kidney stones, vasectomies and so much more. Their holistic approach to men's health which includes nutrition, weight loss, sleep health, sex therapy, and pelvic floor physical therapy will also be showcased. In addition, they have prominent and respected physicians and specialists throughout the Austin area who will give their views on important men's health topics such as orthopedics, cardiology, endocrinology, internal medicine, general wellness, and much, much more.
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Kidney Stoned: Dr. Mistry Explains Why Tiny Stones Hurt So Much And What You Can Do For The Pain
Thanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in medical and urology care and the best urology humor out there.
In this segment, Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee answer a listener's question about treatment for kidney stones. As many people are painfully aware, passing a kidney stone can be a nasty business. The pain from kidney stones can be felt in the flank, the bladder, the testicle, or even in the abdomen. Typically, this pain is caused when the stone moves through the narrow tube from the kidney down to the bladder, NOT when it passes through the urethra during excretion. Furthermore, the size of the stone does not necessarily correlate with the pain it causes--even 1-2 millimeter stones can be very painful while some people pass much larger ones without difficulty. Anti-inflammatory medications like Toradol or ibuprofen can help patients cope with this pain. If you haven't passed your stone within two weeks, it is unlikely to pass on its own and will likely require surgical intervention. Remember that your pain may abate BEFORE your stone has been passed--don't assume it is gone unless you've actually seen it! When in doubt, a follow-up X-ray or test for blood in the urine is always the safest way to ensure your kidney stone is gone for good.
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