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  • 14/08/2025

I'm dealing with kidney stones again and since yesterday I've been feeling a burning sensation when I pee. Last time this happened was in June 2021, but the burning went away in a day. This time it's not getting better. I recently had wrist surgery and I'm on some meds for that could they be causing this pain? What should I do? I can't see a doctor right now because of the surgery.

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