Casey Grover, MD, FACEP

Addiction Medicine Made Easy

Casey Grover, MD, FACEP

  • BONUS EPISODE - The Non-Opioid Management of Renal Colic

BONUS EPISODE - The Non-Opioid Management of Renal Colic

Tuesday 13th September 2022

Discover non-opioid pain management strategies for renal colic with Dr. Casey Grover in this insightful bonus episode. Learn effective alternatives to opioids.
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Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
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Renal Colic Relief: Non-Opioid Pain Management Strategies

Nsaids are actually outperforming opioids for renal colic analgesic management.
Ever thought about managing severe pain without reaching for opioids? In this bonus episode of 'Addiction in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care', Dr. Casey Grover shares his insights on the non-opioid management of renal colic. Originally presented as a lecture to his colleagues, this episode dives into alternative pain relief methods that can be just as effective as opioids, without the risk of addiction. Dr.
Grover discusses the use of NSAIDs, lidocaine infusions, antispasmodics, and tamsulosin, offering a detailed look at how these treatments can be integrated into acute care settings. He also shares a personal story about a patient who developed an opioid addiction after being treated for renal colic in the emergency department, underscoring the importance of finding alternative pain management solutions. This episode is perfect for healthcare providers eager to expand their toolkit with evidence-based, non-opioid therapies.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, you'll find valuable takeaways to enhance your approach to pain management and prevent opioid dependence.