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How long do spasms in bladder last after getting a stent removed?
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Stents: The spasms associated with ureteral stent removal are most often due to ureteral spasm. This is very similar to the colic pain produced by a stone passing. They usually subside within 24 hours. If not, it may be that a stone fragment remains in the ureter and needs attention. The drug ketorolac taken orally or intranasal, can be quite effective in controling ureteral colic at home.
Answered 3/4/2018
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