Mom! I have to go!”“Hold it!”It's an exchange you probably had as a kid on long car rides. But Uwais Zaid, MD, says it’s not ...

Holding in urine might seem harmless once in a while, but doing so regularly can lead to serious health problems. From ...

Nicole's journey from recreational use to a deep addiction that caused her severe bladder and kidney problems may be just one extreme case, but ketamine use is now at record levels.

After analysis into average urination duration, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology echoed the So Solid Crew ...

Yes, he clocks 250 km a day on his motorbike. Yes, he lives in Johor Bahru (JB), and yes, he’s stashing away six figures annually, while probably sipping teh tarik happily by the pool of his RM1.4 ...

A doctor can diagnose someone with a kidney stone from across the room, because they are doubled over in pain, trying to find ...

Clinical guidelines currently do not recommend ureteroscopy (URS) for removing kidney stones in children, but that may change.

Kidney stones pain vs back or gas pain Do you often feel sudden and intense pain in your lower back? Then, you shouldn't take it lightly-- especially if it is recurrent or has been happening for a ...

As America's climate warms, the so-called "Kidney Stone Belt" is moving out of the South and Southwest, turning it into a nationwide trend.

Medicare covers several types of kidney stone removals when medically necessary. They include lithotripsy, shock wave lithotripsy, ureteroscopy, and others.