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What Causes Frequent Dizziness After Kidney Stone Removal?

good day doctor:
i just want to ask for the situation of my father he had operation for kidney stone removal about 1 month ago he now 60yrs. old and at present he feel frequent dizziness for 3 days now he has no other complain except this.. is there something wrong with him?
thanks a lot for ur answer and God bless..
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in.

For the first 24 hours after going home, a patient may have some lightheadedness, dizziness, or sleepiness because of the medicines given to
you during the procedure. However it is uncommon to have these symptoms for more than a day or two. It will help to know if he is having diabetes or hypertension which can be causing dizziness. This may not be related to the stone and he needs to consult a neurologist to know if there is any underlying problem to do with brain blood supply. Please do not ignore it and after consultation, few blood and imaging tests might be necessary to know where exactly is the problem.
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What Causes Frequent Dizziness After Kidney Stone Removal?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. For the first 24 hours after going home, a patient may have some lightheadedness, dizziness, or sleepiness because of the medicines given to you during the procedure. However it is uncommon to have these symptoms for more than a day or two. It will help to know if he is having diabetes or hypertension which can be causing dizziness. This may not be related to the stone and he needs to consult a neurologist to know if there is any underlying problem to do with brain blood supply. Please do not ignore it and after consultation, few blood and imaging tests might be necessary to know where exactly is the problem.