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Stone in urinary bladder

2019-01-21 07:00:53
I have been having pain in groin and back due to a 5.6mm stone in urinary bladder. I was told that the stone will pass out on its own by drinking lots of water. I was also asked to take urimax 0.4mg twice a day. My question is what medicine would be best for easing the pain till the stone passes out. I tried dynapar earlier but it causes severe constipation. Combiflam is not very effective. Is there any other medicine that can be taken. Thanks
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Get the ultrasound repeated... To confirm the position of stone. Take Tab Urispas thrice daily for 2 days.  Take Tab Zerodol if pain is more
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