Kidney Stone and Hernia advice

First off you don’t have a hernia. It appears you are describing an incidental finding of intussusception

A hernia is when a part of your intestine pushes through an opening. intususseption(mispelled I think) is when your bowel telescopes on itself.

I'll give my best advice on the kidney stone situation. If you're lucky, you won't feel massive discomfort when it makes its way from the kidney to the bladder, but most do cause pain. That will vary with the size and shape of the stone, naturally the larger the stone, the more pain.

I've found when the pain comes I get fast relief by running as hot a bath as I can possibly stand and lie in the tub to relieve the pain. Problem is, it is pretty short lived relief and once out the tub and the body cools, the pain usually comes back. Sometimes a heating pad over the area of the pain will give some relief.

OTC pain relief will not put much of a dent in the pain. Your urologist could prescribe some Oxycodone to help with that, but he won't usually prescribe more than 10 at a time.

Drink plenty of fluids-----water, not sodas. Once the stone finally makes it way near the bladder you will likely feel the urge to pee-------------all the time. Don't be surprised if you head to the bathroom and your stream is nothing more than a few drips and that is it.

Just keep drinking water and when you do pass it you will feel one hell of an odd sensation as it passes through the final plumbing and splashes down in the toilet. My advice is to have some type strainer to catch the stone so the Dr. can send it out for analysis to see what the root cause of the stone forming in the first place.

I'm a veteran stone passer with over 20 of them over the years.