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Can I take medicines for urinary stone or will it resolve by itself?

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Hi doctor,

I am suffering from a 3.4 mm urinary stone. I have been having continuous pain in my lower right abdomen. The doctor suggested me tablets Pantocid, Nurokind, and Hifenac SR. Can I take these medications?
Answered by Dr. Jaydeep Tripathy

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Dr. Jaydeep Tripathy is a dedicated General Practitioner and an expertise in mater of public health committed to compassionate, individualized care. He excels at accurate clinical diagnosis, preventive health strategies, and effective management of chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. He prioritizes clear communication and trust‑based patient relationships, ensuring continuity of care across diverse populations. 

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Hello,

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You have a renal calculus (urinary stone) which is of very small size. Your doctor has advised you good medicines. So, continue the same.

Hifenac SR (Aceclofenac) is a painkiller used to relieve the pain due to the stone.

Pantocid (Pantoprazole) is to prevent gastric side effects.

Nurokind is a multivitamin to make you feel better overall.

The stone is quite small and hence if you keep drinking a lot of water, and stay hydrated, it will come out automatically while urinating.

If the pain resolves after taking the medicines, in about a couple of week's time, then the stone would have definitely come out.

If the pain persists even after two weeks, consult a urologist online.

Medically reviewed by iCliniq medical review team
Published At August 2, 2014
Reviewed At April 30, 2025

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MBBS

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Dr. Jaydeep Tripathy is a dedicated General Practitioner and an expertise in mater of public health committed to compassionate, individualized care. He excels at accurate clinical diagnosis, preventive health strategies, and effective management of chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. He prioritizes clear communication and trust‑based patient relationships, ensuring continuity of care across diverse populations. 

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MBBS

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Dr. Jaydeep Tripathy is a dedicated General Practitioner and an expertise in mater of public health committed to compassionate, individualized care. He excels at accurate clinical diagnosis, preventive health strategies, and effective management of chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. He prioritizes clear communication and trust‑based patient relationships, ensuring continuity of care across diverse populations. 

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