Re Tip on how to avoid stuck stones & Pancreatitis

May 15, 2003

Farscape667 wrote:

>I had this prioblem once and was determined to never let it happen

>again. Here is what I recommend:

>Background:

>Stuck stones cause bile to back up in the bloodstream, this causes

>bile to be excreted by urine. Urine turns dark brown or dark yellow.

>If you notice a change in urine color, test the urine. If Bilibrium

>levels are above zero then do a flush to unstick the stone and take epson

>salts.

>___

>I use the Chemstick 10 urine strips I bought on the web. They test

>for 10 different things including bilibrium.

>___

>If you are paranoid, you could test daily. Cause it might take a few

>days for a stuck stone to cause the levels to change in the urine.

>___

>It has worked for me. Anyone see a fault in this?

Only that flushes have been known to CAUSE stuck stones, not to unstick them.

You wouldn't want to make the problem more severe, would you? Perhaps this

is the last thing one should do in the case of a stuck stone, unless the

alternative is immediate surgery anyway.

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