First piss after LITHOTRIPSY!
Diclofenac is a pain relief for kidney stone patients.
200mg is said to be the maximum (as says the little box).
However, i had once (under supervision) 500mg once on 1 day + asperine + buscopan + half a sleeping pill, but still i could feel the stone’s symptons.
I got petadine (2 times this month), it still hurted (not to be compared with a colic). Some years ago: ‘only’ diclofenac, but it did harly hurt.
But no anesthesia, maybe it’s backward hospitals here (or there).
This is my third pregnancy. I have multiple kidney stones in both kidney-had to have lithotripsy in week 28 for a stone blocking the right kidney. Have continued to have pain and been prescribed Percocet 5/325. So far, the most I have had to take is 4 tablets over 24 hours. Most days, I only have to take two. Anyone in a similar situation?
Please don’t judge if you’ve never had kidney stones…
www.blueridgehealth.org Valdese, NC – Burke County – At Blue Ridge HealthCare’s Valdese Hospital, Piedmont Stone Center’s Ed Bowles takes us on a tour of the lithotripsy truck. On board, high-tech gear helps pinpoint kidney stones, and focused energy waves triangulate and target the stones and bust them into small dust that can pass through the urinary tract.
Lithotripsy on Kidney and Gaul Stones
