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Study aim
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Comparison of the effect of sodium Diclofenac suppository and muscle Pethidine on the severity of acute colic renal
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Design
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In this double-blind clinical trial,72 people with colic renal,received one of the studied treatments with the opinion of a physician and were divided into two parallel groups.
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Settings and conduct
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the emergency department of Razi Hospital in Birjand؛from December 28 to February 30
Data were collected after the necessary investigations and obtaining consent to enter the research and fill out the checklist.
Then,1: 1 was divided into two groups of 36 people,and demographic information was matched between the two groups.The first group was given a 100mg Diclofenac suppository and the second group was given a 50mg Pethidine ampoule,and information was collected using the VAS (Visual Analog Scale)system.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria:People who go with acute renal colic.
Exclusion criteria:peptic ulcer؛hemorrhoids and anal fissure؛ pregnancy؛IBD؛coagulopathy؛heart disease؛COPD؛liver disease؛asthma؛lactating women؛those who received analgesics 6 hours before entering the emergency room and allergies to NSAIDs.
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Intervention groups
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In this study,72 blind people with acute renal colic,who had similar pain due to the mental nature of the previous pain,Then,1:1 was divided into two groups of 36 people,and demographic information was matched between the two groups.The first group was given a 100mg diclofenac suppository and the second group was given a 50mg petadine ampoule.
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Main outcome variables
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Age,sex,pregnancy,weight,drug use;history of hemorrhoids and anal fissures;history of coagulopathy;inflammatory bowel disease;history of peptic ulcer;heart disease;liver disease;COPD;renal failure;NSAID susceptibility;warfarin use;diabetes;asthma;lactation;analgesia 6 hours before onset;pain pattern at onset;10,20 and 30 minutes after taking the drug.