The remedy for kidney pain should be indicated by the nephrologist after diagnosis of the cause of the pain, associated symptoms and assessment of the person's physical condition, because there are several causes and diseases that can be at the origin of this problem. See what are the main causes of kidney pain.
However, to alleviate symptoms, while there is still no conclusive diagnosis, the doctor may recommend pharmacy remedies, such as:
- Painkillers, such as paracetamol, tramadol or Toragesic; Anti-inflammatories, such as ibuprofen, aspirin, diclofenac or nimesulide; Antispasmodics, such as Buscopan.
If kidney pain is caused by infection, you may also need to take an antibiotic, to which the bacteria is sensitive. If the pain is caused by kidney stones, some remedies for kidney stone pain are Allopurinol, phosphate solutions and antibiotics, and the doctor may also recommend drinking plenty of water.
Often, pain in the back, called low back pain, does not always indicate kidney pain and can be mistaken for muscle pain or back pain, which can also be relieved with anti-inflammatory and muscle relaxants, also prescribed by the doctor. It is also important to avoid masking symptoms with these remedies, to avoid delaying the treatment of a possible disease.
Homemade medicine
A good home remedy for kidney pain is bilberry tea with chamomile and rosemary, as it has diuretic and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to reduce pain. Learn how to do this and other home remedies that relieve kidney pain.
Another alternative of natural remedy for kidney pain is stone-breaking tea, which helps to eliminate kidney stone. Here's how to make this tea.
During treatment for kidney pain it is also very important to drink about 2 liters of water a day and rest.
