Pain resulting from a kidney issue tends to have different characteristics than back-related pain. You may also have very different accompanying symptoms for kidney disorders versus back problems.

Here's what kidney stones are, what causes them and how you can expect to have them treated if they affect you or someone you ...

Kidney pain symptoms are caused by many different conditions. Our multidisciplinary team of providers can help assess your condition to determine its cause and the best way to treat your pain. Call ...

Depending on their size and location, kidney stones can cause severe pain and may cause complications such as urinary tract infections (UTIs) or kidney damage if not promptly treated.

How do you know if pain in your back or side is a kidney problem? Know how to tell if you have kidney pain and what it may mean.

The most common kidney stone symptom is pain. Learn more about the different symptoms of kidney stones and how to relieve kidney stone pain at home.

Kidney stones have been referred to as “the worst pain in the world,” (besides childbirth, of course) and are becoming more common, especially in women. Kirtly Jones, MD, talks about these painful ...

People can feel kidney pain in their back, sides, or groin. It can be a sharp or dull pain. Learn more about kidney pain here.

Because of the location of the kidneys, kidney pain may be confused with back pain. How to tell and location, type of pain, and severity.

Pain location: Kidney-related pain typically manifests in the lower back, below the rib cage, and may extend to the sides of the abdomen. Urinary changes: Alterations in urination frequency, color ...

Kidney stones are significantly more painful for younger people aged 31 to 50 than the elderly over 70, according to a new study conducted at Assuta Ashdod University Hospital.

Women have a higher risk of heart failure and stroke than men while undergoing dialysis for kidney failure, a new study shows.