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Doubt regarding vaccination
Good evening sir,
My name is sathvik. My mother is suffering from kidney stones problem. The pain is not regular but she has suffered 3-4 times in the last 6 months. There is no pain since 30 to 35 days and the size of the stone has also reduced. She needs to be injected with CYCLOPAM( DICYCLOMINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION) and DYNAPAR AQ(DICLOFENAC SODIUM INJECTION) to reduce her severe pain.
1.Can my mother can get vaccinated???...
2.If the kidney pain arises after vaccination can she take the injection that mentioned above or is there any alternative..???
Please let me know about this.
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1) can get vaccinated
2)she can be given cyclopam...better to avoid diclofenac
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usg KUB to know the correct site and size of stone
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1.She can get vaccinated
2.she can take cyclopam or drotin ds
3.Needs follow up scans
4.Take plenty of fluids
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