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Originally Posted by Dr. Smith
Hi Jim,
How occasionally, and of what duration? I've gotten similar pains (but sharper) for a few days to a few weeks, a few times in my life, and they've always gone away. In my case, I think it was likely a stone working its way through/out. They can definitely be painful.
Doc
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Hi,
I first noticed this pain after my 2nd spine surgery, in April of this year (2012).
It seems to happen most often when I lie down and sit.
Frequency is probably every day. Duration is that, once I feel it, I'll feel it for awhile, maybe a couple of hours, then it's gone until it comes back again.
Sometimes, I think/feel that it was positional, but I haven't been able to pinpoint that.
As I said, it's definitely not a "sharp" pain. It's more like someone is pushing their fist into that area of my lower left back.
I know that this description is somewhat vague
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I finally got an appointment with the interventional radiologist for today for a consultation. I made that just about the time that fastcarbon posted about laparoscopic ablation, so I figured I'd keep this appointment, just to see what they say, but if I decide to pursue this, I'll probably go see a urologist that does the ablation procedure eventually.
Thanks,
Jim