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Lower Back Pain, Severe Abdominal Pain. Given Atenolol, Atacand, Percocet. Worry About Kidneys?

My Dr. gave me Atenolol 25mg on June 28th. I ma to take this in am along with my Atacand 16mg/12.5mg. For
the last week I have had severe abdominal and low back pain to the point of having to take 1/2 Percocet. I cant
seem to relieve the pain. I have tried heat also. Wanting to know if I should stop Atenolol. Tried called the office,
but Dr. is not in until next week and I don't want to go to emerg for this. Can this cause low back pain and I'm
also worried about my kidneys.
Sat, 20 Jul 2013
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Hi, many thanks for the query!
Doesn't seem to be due to Atonolol.
This can be muscular pain, or stone related..
You need to do- USG KUB empty stomach, X-ray KUB, Urine (R/M), RFT.
Till then take antispasmodics, antacids, pain killers,
muscle relaxants with your doctor's opinion.
Drink plenty of water so that at least 2 litres of urine is voided in 24 hrs.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
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Lower Back Pain, Severe Abdominal Pain. Given Atenolol, Atacand, Percocet. Worry About Kidneys?

Hi, many thanks for the query! Doesn t seem to be due to Atonolol. This can be muscular pain, or stone related.. You need to do- USG KUB empty stomach, X-ray KUB, Urine (R/M), RFT. Till then take antispasmodics, antacids, pain killers, muscle relaxants with your doctor s opinion. Drink plenty of water so that at least 2 litres of urine is voided in 24 hrs. Wish you a good health. Take care. Regards.