I have glucose in my urine and pain in my stomach could this be kidney problems?

I have Diabetes type 2 and the Glucose in your urine is usually called Keytones. Despite the fact I have had diabetes for 10 years I have never had Keytones. But you have and this is a sign of diabetes. If your Blood Glucose was normal that would be because it was a fasting test. Every time you eat (and that includes everyone whether they have diabetes or not)  your blood glucose rises then around 2 hours after eating it starts to lower itself again. That includes any drinks you may have like cans of Coke or other fizzy drinks.  Now I also have stage 4 Renal Failure, my kidney fuction is only 23%  you have internal organs at the front of your body as well as at the back and your kidneys are in the middle. One on each side above waist level so I don't think it is a kidney problem. You could try drinking more water that flushes toxins out of your kidneys and may help to lower the keytones in your urine.  But best to keep an eye on both of these. Were you asked to fast before getting tested or did you just do that yourself if so it may have been better for you to eat normally before going to the hospital, that way you would have gotten a true reading.  Diabetics only fast first thing in the morning and do a finger test to get a reading of how high or low there BG is then check before each meal and 2 hours after.  Obviously wait until the hospital has completed all their testing and results have come back. But either of these conditions should not have you experiencing dizziness, headaches, nausea, pins and needles in hands and arms or pains in your breast. Something else seems to be going on and I sincerely hope you get answers soon and that what I have said gives you an insight into diabetes and kidney problems (which I don't think you have) let me know how you get on when the results come in.