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For Kidney Stone Related Pain Or Discomfort

If you experience severe, prolonged, or worsening symptoms related to a kidney stone, it is recommended to visit VCare Hospital . The symptoms include severe pain, protracted nausea or vomiting, high fever, prolonged symptoms, inability to urinate, and blood in the urine.

At VCare Hospital, doctors and staff are highly experienced in kidney stone diagnosis and treatment, as well as related urinary tract conditions. During the visit to Emergency ward, the urologist will thoroughly evaluate and discuss the symptoms and take necessary tests such as lab work, urinalysis, CT scan, and/or ultrasound to accurately diagnose the stone. Based on the location, size, and other characteristics of the kidney stone, Our urologist will recommend the most appropriate course of treatment to provide quick, reliable, and long-lasting relief from the kidney stone.

Our Urologist can also help patients understand the causes of kidney stones and offer guidance on preventing additional stones in the future. This may include recommendations regarding diet, lifestyle, fluid intake, current medications, and more.

Emergency Signs and Symptoms during Pregnancy

During pregnancy, some women may experience heavy vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, including discomfort in the lower left side or other areas of the body. While seeking immediate medical attention is always recommended, it’s not always possible. That’s where VCare Hospital expert team can help. Our emergency care is available to provide guidance on managing these conditions in the moment.

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, Please call us at +91 988886666 / 9988836699 immediately:

• Heavy vaginal bleeding that is sufficient to soak through a sanitary napkin
• A considerable amount of watery discharge from the vagina
• Fever and chills with a temperature of 102 degrees Fahrenheit or higher
• Coughing up blood
• Sudden weight gain (more than 2 pounds in a day) or unanticipated swelling in your hands and face, accompanied by an intense headache and vision difficulties such as blurred vision or seeing flashing lights
• Severe pain at the upper part of your abdomen, accompanied by vomiting, nausea, or bleeding

If you are 28 weeks pregnant or more and have not felt your baby move for more than 6 hours, drink two large glasses of juice and lie on your side for an hour. If you still do not feel any movement, immediately call your doctor or go to the hospital.

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, you may be in premature labor:

• Your belly tightens up like a fist (possibly contractions) every 10 minutes or more frequently
• A sensation of your baby pushing down on your pelvis
• Dull and low backache
• Cramps in your belly, with or without diarrhea
• Leakage of fluid or bleeding from your vagina
• Cramps similar to menstrual cramps

VCare Hospital is committed to providing exceptional emergency medical solutions for mothers and children in their time of medical need. Our 24/7 emergency service is a one-stop solution for patients requiring urgent care. Our team of experts and doctors are dedicated to offering the highest quality care and support, ensuring that you receive the best possible treatment for your condition. Whenever you need us, you can count on us to be there for you. Simply call our helpline number at +91 98888 66665.