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What Causes Right-sided Abdominal Pain?
Question: hi. I was having pain on right side, near the abdomen. Doctor did the CT scan of KUB. I am attaching the reports herewith. Can you please advise medications and dietary precautions that are required to be taken?
Brief Answer:
Continue Drotin thrice daily and plenty of oral fluids.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query and attached reports.
Noted your history of pain and CT finding of a 3 mm obstructing stone at the UV meaning uretero-vesical junction meaning at a point where the ureter enters the urinary bladder.
Please continue Drotin tablet 3 times a day.
Take plenty of oral fluids.
Since the stone is very small, it will pass into the urinary bladder anytime, relieving the pain.
After this this stone surely passed out of the bladder and you ma have pain in urethra for a day or so.
Very rarely if the stone does not pass, you may need a small procedure like ureteroscopy done by an Urologist.
Take plenty of the fluid, as the kidney filter extra fluid to increase the pressure in the ureter to push the stone into the bladder.
No dietary precautions are needed.
Wishing you an early recovery.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to ask further relevant queries if you need to or if you feel that there is a gap-of-communication.
Continue Drotin thrice daily and plenty of oral fluids.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query and attached reports.
Noted your history of pain and CT finding of a 3 mm obstructing stone at the UV meaning uretero-vesical junction meaning at a point where the ureter enters the urinary bladder.
Please continue Drotin tablet 3 times a day.
Take plenty of oral fluids.
Since the stone is very small, it will pass into the urinary bladder anytime, relieving the pain.
After this this stone surely passed out of the bladder and you ma have pain in urethra for a day or so.
Very rarely if the stone does not pass, you may need a small procedure like ureteroscopy done by an Urologist.
Take plenty of the fluid, as the kidney filter extra fluid to increase the pressure in the ureter to push the stone into the bladder.
No dietary precautions are needed.
Wishing you an early recovery.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to ask further relevant queries if you need to or if you feel that there is a gap-of-communication.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks for your reply. I have heard that certain foods(particularly seeded) should be avoided, like brinjal, tomatoes, cold drinks etc. So, should we avoid these completely or in my case they can be taken? Also, soda or citrus foods should be consumed or not?
Brief Answer:
Well researched. No relation to any food/beverages
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
I did expect this question.
All these are hearsay. There is no scientific background and all research in this regard has indicated no relation to any food or beverages.
So you can enjoy any food and beverages you wish too.
Well researched. No relation to any food/beverages
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
I did expect this question.
All these are hearsay. There is no scientific background and all research in this regard has indicated no relation to any food or beverages.
So you can enjoy any food and beverages you wish too.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks Dr. :-)
One more question these medicines need to be taken for 3 days only? Also can u suggest how much time will it take to cure this?
One more question these medicines need to be taken for 3 days only? Also can u suggest how much time will it take to cure this?
Brief Answer:
Stop the medicine if the stone passes out.
Detailed Answer:
You can stop the medicines if the stone passed out.
I hope you have undergone the test of Urine: routine, microscopy, culture and sensitivity.
If this is positive for infection you may need to undergo a course of an antibiotic. If urine report is normal no need of any medicines.
Since the stone is small, it can pass out any time unless it is impacted for some reason.
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Stop the medicine if the stone passes out.
Detailed Answer:
You can stop the medicines if the stone passed out.
I hope you have undergone the test of Urine: routine, microscopy, culture and sensitivity.
If this is positive for infection you may need to undergo a course of an antibiotic. If urine report is normal no need of any medicines.
Since the stone is small, it can pass out any time unless it is impacted for some reason.
..
You may please rate this answer before closure of the discussion and can certainly contact me on the bellow link in future, whenever you may need me.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
No urine test has been done. The medicines have been started from today itself. How do I come to know whether stone has passed or not? Should I get the urine test done in coming days?
Brief Answer:
Immediate test.
Detailed Answer:
If possible get the urine test done immediately. It does help. Also ask for at least Blood test for: CBC, Sugar, urea and creatinine.
Once the stone has passed from the ureter, the pain will just vanish.
Once it passes from the urethra, you may get a pain in the urethra.
Immediate test.
Detailed Answer:
If possible get the urine test done immediately. It does help. Also ask for at least Blood test for: CBC, Sugar, urea and creatinine.
Once the stone has passed from the ureter, the pain will just vanish.
Once it passes from the urethra, you may get a pain in the urethra.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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