Kidney stone
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I have kidney stone in both kidney. What are the treatment options available for my kidney stone? |
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re: Kidney stone
by Dr. B. S. Bhalla -
Jun 4th, 2023
12:28 pm
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The appropriate treatment for kidney stones can depend on various factors such as the size, location, and composition of the stones, as well as your overall health and symptoms. Then are some common treatment options for order monuments Observation If the monuments are small and not causing severe symptoms, your croaker may recommend a" vigilant waiting" approach. This involves covering the monuments while managing pain and drinking plenitude of fluids to help pass the monuments naturally. specifics Depending on the type of order monuments you have, your croaker may define specifics to help dissolve certain types of monuments or to manage pain and discomfort. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lith-otripsy( ESWL) Thisnon-invasive procedure uses shock swells to break up order monuments into lower pieces, making them easier to pass through the urinary tract. Ureteroscopy In this procedure, a thin tube with a camera( ureteroscope) is fitted through the urethra and bladder to reach the gravestone. The gravestone can also be disintegrated using ray or other tools, or it may be removed whole. Percutaneous Nephrolith-otomy( PCNL) This procedure is generally used for larger monuments or when other treatments aren't effective. It involves creating a small gash in the reverse to access the order and remove or break up the monuments using technical instruments. Surgery In rare cases where other treatments aren't doable or successful, open surgery( nephrolith-otomy) may be necessary to remove order monuments. |
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re: Kidney stone
by Hardik -
Jun 21st, 2023
2:08 pm
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Are there any medications or pain relief options that can help me manage the pain associated with kidney stones? Reply:- The operation of order gravestone pain generally involves a combination of drug andnon-medication approaches. Then are some common options Over-the-counter pain relievers Nonsteroidalanti-inflammatory medicines( NSAIDs) like ibuprofen or naproxen sodium may help relieve mild to moderate pain associated with order monuments. still, it's important to follow the recommended lozenge and consult a healthcare professional if you have any beginning medical conditions or are taking other specifics. tradition pain specifics For more severe pain, your croaker may define stronger pain specifics similar as opioids. These specifics should be used under close supervision due to their eventuality for dependence and side goods. nascence blockers nascence blockers are specifics frequently specified to relax the muscles in the ureter, which can help grease the passage of order monuments. Tamsulosin is a generally used nascence blocker for this purpose. Antiemetics If you witness nausea or puking due to order monuments, your croaker may define antiemetic specifics to help palliate these symptoms. Intravenous pain specifics In cases of severe pain or when oral specifics aren't effective, intravenous pain specifics may be administered in a sanitarium setting. |