A 35-year-old man presents with acute colicky flank pain and hematuria. Non-contrast CT confirms a 6 mm calcium oxalate stone in the right mid-ureter. He is hemodynamically stable with no fever or signs of obstruction. What is the drug of choice for acute pain management and stone passage?

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