Posted by Au Grad 98, Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 09:07 AM

Pain in Both Kidneys

A few years ago I hurt my back at work and had to have surgery to correct a problem with the bottom two disks. Since then an occasional twinge but no serious problems. Well, last week I went and played nine holes of golf with my father-in-law and my wife, then I went and played four games of bowling with my in-laws, then I went to cut my mother's grass. The next day, my lower back was so sore that it was difficult for me to even get out of a chair without help. That pain got better after a day or two, but the area in which my kidneys are located still causes me discomfort. The left side is worst than the right. I don't know for sure if it is the kidneys. Only that the pain is where the kidneys are located. Any suggestions?

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Posted by Willie

July 23, 2008 at 09:08 AM

I have constant severe pain on my lower back particulary when asleep. The pain changes with my movements to either sides of the body. If I sleep on the right side the pain moves to the right and vice versa and it is severe. I have consulted seral physicians to no avail. Have tested for kidney, stones, pleural fusion spine and results are that none o fthe above could be detected, but the pain never subsides. Can you please help.

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Posted by Tiwanna Spraggins

July 23, 2008 at 09:09 AM

My pain is on my lower left back side. The pain is getting worse. Sometimes the pain is unbearable. Sometimes I can't sleep on my left side because of the pain. I don't know for sure if it is my kidneys, but the pain is where my kidneys are located.

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