Assertion: kidney stone's pain | /r/HasProperty | severe
Facets:
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: at its onset
type: TEMPORAL
value: excruciatingly
type: DEGREE
value: at this point
type: TEMPORAL
value: depending on their size
type: OTHER
value: in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In most cases it will remain unnoticed until it enters the ureter where the pain due to ureteral spasm, dilation and wall injury is severe.
text: kidney stones or renal calculus may cause severe pain whereas in some instances do not produce symptoms at all.
text: This pain can be acute or severe to a degree that it is accompanied by nausea as well as vomiting.
text: The pain may be so severe that it causes nausea and vomiting.
text: A kidney stone that gets stuck can block your flow of urine, causing severe pain or bleeding.
text: Kidney stones may be known for their severe pain, but not every single kidney stone has any symptoms.
text: Notably, if the stone is stuck where the kidney connects to the ureter, the pain can be severe, says Ralph V. Clayman, MD, a professor in the department of urology at the University of California in Irvine.
text: Patient’s symptoms, whether the pain is mild and tolerable or severe and requires immediate intervention.
text: This pain can be severe and may lead to nausea or vomiting, or both.
text: Additionally, if abdominal or back pain is so severe that it requires pain medication, or if a person experiences unrelenting nausea or vomiting alongside pain, they should seek medical care.
text: If your pain is too severe, if the stones are blocking the urinary tract, or if you also have an infection, your doctor will probably suggest a medical procedure, such as lithotripsy, or surgery to deal with the stone.
text: The pain caused by kidney stones can be mild or severe, depending on their size.
text: At this point, the pain of acute renal colic is severe and can be debilitating.
text: If your kidney stones are causing severe pain, your GP may send you to hospital for tests and treatment.
text: A kidney stone usually causes severe pain, and the pain from an infection is usually mild.
text: This pain can be very severe and cause you to feel sweaty and be sick (vomit).
text: This pain can be very severe and cause you to feel sweaty and be sick (vomit).
text: Kids whose kidney stones block the urinary tract or cause severe pain or dehydration may need care in a hospital.
text: When passed, kidney stones can cause severe pain.
text: When the stones move along the ureter , they cause severe pain .
text: Pain: The pain is so severe that the patient grinds his teeth and shivers
text: Kidney stones are basically crystalline minerals that form in the urinary tract causing severe pain in either the stomach or groin area and usually causes blood in the urine.
text: If the pain is so severe that it is causes nausea and/or vomiting, the patient should go to an emergency room as soon as possible.
text: In some cases the pain is so severe that the person needs to go to the emergency room, however doctors there usually recommend taking pain killers and waiting for the stone to pass.
text: However, if the pain is too severe, the stone too large or if several stones are blocking the urinary tract, shock waves may be used to break up large stones into smaller ones that can be more easily passed.
text: A kidney stone that gets stuck can block your flow of urine, causing severe pain or bleeding.
text: Pain is often severe.
text: When pain is severe, it can cause vomiting leading to dehydration.
text: Sometimes pain and vomiting are so severe that people are hospitalized.
text: A kidney stone that gets stuck can block the flow of urine, causing severe pain or bleeding.
text: Passing a kidney stone through a ureter or the urethra may be painless or it may cause severe pain.
text: If you’ve already tried at-home measures and the pain is still severe, it’s time to see your doctor or go an emergency room.
text: A kidney stone is a hard mass that forms in one or both kidneys from minerals in the urine, and if large enough, can cause severe pain.
text: Teens whose kidney stones block the urinary tract or cause severe pain or dehydration may need care in a hospital.
text: The pain is severe and often starts in the flank region and moves down to the groin.
text: The pain associated with kidney stones is usually excruciatingly severe at its onset and may require carefully administered narcotic medications for relief.
text: Dr__Monga: If the pain is severe, go to the ER as that is where you will hopefully be able to get the fastest relief.
text: The pain is often severe.
text: Kidney stones may be known for their severe pain, but not every single kidney stone has any symptoms.