How to quickly relieve pain from kidney stones

How to quickly relieve pain from kidney stones?

Generally speaking, kidney stones are experienced by many patients, especially renal colic caused by kidney stones. Some people may be impressed last time because the pain caused by such stones is unbearable. Some people may experience discomfort such as frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, gross hematuria, nausea, and vomiting. How does pain occur with kidney stones? Generally speaking, this pain is often caused by some small stones falling into the renal pelvis and ureter, which increases the pressure in the renal pelvis and causes severe low back pain caused by ureteral spasm. If this kind of pain occurs, symptomatic treatment such as analgesia and antispasmodic is generally required. For example, the commonly used rapid analgesic method in clinical practice is generally drug therapy, and intramuscular injection of drugs can also be used to treat ureteral spasm.

Patients with kidney stones often experience severe pain in the lower back, which is called renal colic. The following methods can be used to quickly relieve the pain:

1. Drug treatment: Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. If the patient's medication status is unknown, he or she should go to the emergency surgery department in time;

2. Ureteral catheterization: It can reduce the pressure in the renal pelvis and eliminate obstruction in time. It is a more effective way to relieve renal colic. Cystoscopy is to place a stent tube into the ureter to drain urine from the kidney to the bladder. If the stone obstruction is severe, renal fistula can be used, that is, a renal pelvic drainage tube is placed from the waist to drain urine and further relieve kidney pain.

Kidney stones are caused by the abnormal accumulation of certain crystal substances and organic matrices in the kidneys, and the pain of kidney stones is more severe. In the classification of pain, it is a more severe pain. This kind of pain is generally treated with painkillers at home, or slightly stronger analgesics are generally less effective. If this happens, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, and the doctor will give the patient some antispasmodics. This medicine can relieve ureteral spasms and relieve renal colic. If the effect of 654-2 is not good, the doctor will give the patient a stronger painkiller, because this kind of pain can only be treated with stronger painkillers.