Kidney Stones Keep Throwing Up. A stone can move around within your kidney. Kidney stones can sometimes occur with an infection which may cause symptoms like.
Kidney stones can also cause nausea vomiting or blood in the urine. These symptoms happen because of shared nerve connections between the kidneys and gi tract 9. As the stone moves further down the ureter toward the bladder the pain often radiates in the groin and genital areas.
In men the pain may radiate to the scrotum.
Other possible symptoms include nausea vomiting and fainting. In women the pain may radiate to the labia or even the vagina. Removing or breaking up the kidney stone by inserting an instrument through the urethra into the bladder then to where the stone is located. Pressure or pain in the lower back may be an early symptom of kidney stones.