Medicines for Kidney Pains

Kidney pain is a common complain among kidney disease patients and it can sometimes be very discomfortable and will severely affect the patient’s normal daily life.

Medication is the first resort when kidney pain occurs. Of cause over-the-counter painkillers can help patients achieve instant relief, but it can not solve the root problem and often the pain will reoccur or become even worse when the painkiller is stopped. Since there are different types of kidney pains and there are a variety of kidney pain causes. Different medicines are needed according to different causes of kidney pains.

Kidney pains can be dull or sharp, it can be persistent or intermittent. If the kidney pain is sharp and sudden and is accompanied by fever, nausea, vomiting, it can be mostly likely caused by kidney infections, kidney stone or urinary tract infections. If the pain is dull, persistent, it is most likely caused by large kidney cyst, polycystic kidney disease, blocked urine flow or even kidney cancer.

Therefore it is very necessary to first make clear what is the underlying cause of kidney pains so as to have more effective and targeted treatment and measures. Only when the underlying problem is well controlled can be pains be treated effectively from the root.

For kidney infections and urinary tract infections, antibiotics are necessary to help control the viruses and bacteria. For other illness conditions like kidney stone, blocked urine flow, renal cystic diseases, more effective treatment is needed besides medicines to help control the symptoms.

For kidney pains caused by all these issues, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has been proved to be effective. For kidney stones, active ingredients in Chinese medicines can help dissolve and discharge the stones from the kidneys. For renal cystic disease, Chinese medicines can help shrink the cysts and relieve the symptoms due to oppression caused by the cysts. For urine blockage, Chinese medicines can help eliminate blood clots and promote blood circulation so as to make urine flow more smooth.

The last but not the least is that if you are suffering from kidney pains and now taking some over-the-counter drugs, it is very necessary to consult your doctor to see if it is safe enough because some drugs can cause potential renal damages and make illness conditions even worse.