Michigan
We knew that my husband had a misplaced kidney too low. He developed a bad pain in his lower left abdomen. We went to his urologist. The nurse practitioner said his kidney was there. Web belived her because the urologist has his records. She decided to do a cat scan. After that was finished she said she didn't see the kidney well but she suspected a blockage and wanted to do a scope. Before the scope the doctor (not the nurse) said he wasn't sure why he was doing this because the pain didn't sound like kidney pain and the cat scan was fine. He did the scope and said the kidneys we're not only fine but the misplaced kidney was on the right, not left.
He had an easily preventable surgery, what do we do? Im not sure this is a case.
We knew that my husband had a misplaced kidney too low. He developed a bad pain in his lower left abdomen. We went to his urologist. The nurse practitioner said his kidney was there. Web belived her because the urologist has his records. She decided to do a cat scan. After that was finished she said she didn't see the kidney well but she suspected a blockage and wanted to do a scope. Before the scope the doctor (not the nurse) said he wasn't sure why he was doing this because the pain didn't sound like kidney pain and the cat scan was fine. He did the scope and said the kidneys we're not only fine but the misplaced kidney was on the right, not left.
He had an easily preventable surgery, what do we do? Im not sure this is a case.