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Kidney stone pain
Hello doctor,
My broth is experiencing a pain due to kidney stone. Due to lockdown, the doctor is not available. He advised to take medicine which I had taken last time also. The pain is quite less now. But is there any other supportive care we can take at home?
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Dr. Harsha HS
Urologist
5 yrs exp
Shimoga
Any recent ultrasound report?
Need to know where exactly is the stone and it's size.
Next Steps
If Ultrasound abdomen is not done, get it done if pain is bothering you.
Take oral analgesics if intolerable pain. If still not subsiding visit nearby hospital and take injectable analgesics.
Health Tips
Don't take too much of water. keep it below 1.5 litres/day. It's a myth that you should drink too much of water when you are having stone.
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Dr. Rohit Juneja
Urologist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
Where is the stone
How much is the size
Any ultrasound report available
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Kindly call or text for further queries and treatment
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