What are the symptoms of kidney stones, and what are the symptoms of kidney stones?

Because kidney stones can affect almost anyone, it's important to know the signs of this common condition. These signs may include:

Pain in the back or side of the body, pain extending to the lower abdomen, profuse urine, pain when urinating, cloudy or pink, red or brown urine, nausea with stomach pain, fever and chills.

If you have kidney stones, you may have one or more of the above symptoms. It all depends on the size and location of the kidney stones. About it**, stones less than one centimeter can be conservatively observed first, and diuretic stone discharge can be used with achlorazine, during which more water and exercise can be used to increase the probability of excreting stones.

The only way to determine if you have kidney stones is to see a doctor, who can make a diagnosis accordingly. You should consider seeing a doctor if:

Discomfort in standing, sitting or lying down, malignant with severe pain in the abdomen, finding blood in the urine, difficulty urinating.

At this point, you'll need to be prepared to describe your symptoms, including when they began. You may also need to write down these symptoms, along with all medications and vitamins and nutritional supplements you take.

Of course, you should also try to track the amount of fluids you drink and the amount of urine you drink over a 24-hour period. If the doctor thinks you may have kidney stones, he or she may prescribe one or more tests.

Symptoms: sand and gravel in the urine, difficulty urinating, or sudden interruption of urination, urethral distress and pain, less abdominal urgency, or unbearable waist and abdominal cramps, blood in the urine, red tongue, thin yellow moss, pulse strings or bands. 2. Virtual-real mixed type.

Symptoms can be accompanied by fatigue, mental atrophy, pale face, pale red tongue with tooth marks, weak pulse, or accompanied by dull pain in the waist and abdomen, soreness in the waist and knees, hot hands and feet, hot flashes, night sweats, fatigue, red tongue and little moss, and fine pulses.

The main symptoms of patients with kidney stones are dull pain, colic, painful urination and low back pain, etc., and if such symptoms occur, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time.

Diagnosis of nephrolithiasis is clear; Generally, patients with small and medium-sized stones often do not have any symptoms, and only relatively large stones can feel waist discomfort and pain; It is recommended that the first choice - extracorporeal seismic wave stone removal machine for stone discharge**; And as soon as possible, the early ** is carried out, and the effect of stone removal is better; First of all, it is explained that the extracorporeal shock wave stone discharge machine is a new type of stone removal equipment and technology that does not intervene in the human body, compared with the principle of the extracorporeal impact lithotripsy machine, it is two completely different equipment, and the advantage of the extracorporeal shock wave stone discharge machine is that it has no damage to the organs, and the stone removal is thorough, and the patient is easy to accept. The extracorporeal impact lithotripsy machine is harmful to the organs and is more painful; The extracorporeal seismic wave stone removal machine technology adopts high-frequency superconducting hydrodynamic seismic dynamics three-dimensional integrated stone removal technology, and large-scale digital B-ultrasound assisted positioning.

The most common pain in kidney stones is a dull and dull pain in the lower back and upper abdomen on the affected side, and most of them are large stones. A small number of patients are present. Now contralateral flank pain.

When the stone is co-infected, there are fever, urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria, and cloudy urine, and systemic symptoms may include chills, fever, and low back pain. If necessary, you can go to Chongqing Kanghua Medicine. Take a look at the hospital.

1.Pain: There is often pain in the lower back, when the stone is large, there is slight pain, and when the stone is too small, severe pain can occur.

2.Hematuria: Hematuria mostly appears after pain, and the general symptoms are mild, a small number of hematuria is gross hematuria, and most of it is microscopic hematuria.

3.Difficulty urinating: due to the presence of stones, urinary tract obstruction can occur, and intermittent urination, urinary frequency, urgency, painful urination and other conditions may occur.

When the stone grows to a certain extent, the activity in the renal pelvis is small, and there will be a dull or dull pain, accompanied by paleness, nausea and vomiting.

What are the symptoms of kidney stones? What will happen to the patient?

Under normal circumstances, if there are kidney stones, there are generally no obvious symptoms when getting up early, if the stones are relatively large, it will cause kidney pain, hematuria, and even hydronephrosis and other symptoms, the patient is best to go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination, to confirm the size and location of the stone, if the stone is relatively small, it can be carried out with stone removal drugs, and the patient needs to drink a lot of water and exercise appropriately.

Analysis: Kidney stones have no symptoms in the early stage. Stones will only be painful when they move, and small stones do not need to be treated, as long as you drink more water and exercise more, the stones will be excreted from the body, but there are three strictures in the urethra, if the stones are too large, laser lithotripsy or surgery is required**.

Patients with stones must drink more water, 2500 to 3000 ml a day, and exercise more. (from Quick Ask the Doctor).

Once a person suffers from kidney stones, it will be painful and unbearable, feel abdominal pain, and kidney stones are more common, both men and women will suffer from this disease, many symptoms are not exemplary, popular misdiagnosis may not cause the patient to face up, the time will be long in the future may cause kidney failure, the ultimate growth into uremia, there are kidney stones must be discharged as soon as possible, there is a convenient way, drink Tom tea to improve, dissolve stone goodbye to stones. If you have these 4 symptoms, hurry up and do a B ultrasound without delay, it is likely to be a kidney stone.

Kidney stone symptom 1: low back pain.

Some patients with kidney stones have less intense pain and grief, implying a dull pain in the lower back, which is commonly thought to be misdiagnosed by diseases such as lumbar muscle strain and intervertebral disc bulge.

Kidney stone symptom 2: renal colic.

If a patient with kidney stones has low back pain, he will have renal colic. It is often a small stone, with microscopic or gross hematuria, and more percussion pain in the renal area. When the pain and sorrow erupt, the patient is pale, covered with night sweats, has a rapid and weak pulse, and even lowers blood pressure, often accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and abdominal distention.

Kidney stone symptom 3: Urine with stones.

In pain, sorrow, and outbreaks of blood in the urine, there may be sand or small stones that are struck in the urine. When the stone passes through the urethra, there is a blockage of urine flow and tingling pain in the urethra, and the urine flow is immediately restored after the stone is discharged, and the patient suddenly feels light and quiet.

Kidney stone symptom 4: hematuria.

The frequency of hematuria is also high, and the occasional patient feels sad, but the amount of blood in the urine may be very small and cannot be seen with the naked eye. During the physical examination, most of the urine is searched, and the sediment after urine centrifugation is searched with a microscope, and if you see a large number of red blood cells, it suggests that there is hematuria, which is occasionally an early sign of kidney stones.

If you question kidney stones, you can go to the hospital for diagnosis later, and you only need to do a B-ultrasound to see it. It is common to ask for urine and search, so that when you go to the hospital, you should not go to the toilet and drink more water.

Common symptoms: flank cramps, hematuria.

The most common symptoms of kidney stones are low back pain and hematuria.

Asymptomatic: most of them are calyceal stones, and when the physical examination is performed on ultrasonography, the urine test is negative or there are a small number of red and white blood cells.

Dull pain in the lower back: most of them are large stones in the renal pelvis such as cast stones, and there may be hematuria after strenuous exercise.

Renal colic: often small stones, microscopic or gross hematuria, and obvious percussion pain in the renal area. When the pain occurs, the patient is pale, cold sweat all over the body, has a rapid and weak pulse and even a drop in blood pressure, and is often accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and abdominal distention.

Passing stones: During episodes of pain and hematuria, there may be grains of sand or small stones that pass in the urine. When the stone passes through the urethra, there is a blockage of the urine stream and a tingling pain in the urethra, and the urine flow returns to smooth immediately after the stone is discharged, and the patient feels relaxed and comfortable.

Symptoms of infection: Pyuria may occur when co-infected, and chills, fever, low back pain, frequent urination, urgency, and dysuria may occur during acute attacks.

Renal insufficiency: obstruction caused by kidney stones on one side, which can cause hydronephrosis and progressive renal dysfunction on that side; Bilateral or solitary kidney stones cause obstruction and can progress to uremia.

Urinary inconstruction: bilateral urinary tract obstruction caused by bilateral kidney stones, isolated kidneys, or only functional nephrolithiasis obstruction can occur, one nephrolithiasis obstruction, and contralateral reflex urinary obstruction may occur.

Lumbar mass: when severe hydronephrosis is caused by stone obstruction, the mass may be palpable in the lower back or epigastric area.

There are usually five methods for kidney stones: 1. Direct surgery, due to the large trauma, it is basically not used now. 2. Laparoscopic renal peliotomy and stone removal is a minimally invasive surgery. 3. Percutaneous renal puncture holmium laser lithotripsy is also minimally invasive.

1. Pain in the lower back.

If there are relatively large stones in the renal pelvis area, such as cast stones, there will be symptoms of lower back pain, which is a dull pain that is more pronounced after strenuous exercise, and may even cause symptoms of blood in the urine.

2. Renal colic.

If the symptoms of colic appear in the kidney area, the stones are generally relatively small, and there will be hematuria, and the symptoms are mild and can only be detected under the microscope. If the symptoms are severe, it can be detected with the naked eye, but if you gently pat the kidney area with the palm of your hand, you may also experience percussion pain. This kind of renal colic is intermittent, the human face will be very pale when the attack occurs, cold sweat all over the body, and the whole body will be cold sweat, the patient will also be accompanied by nausea, vomiting and abdominal distention, if the measurement will find that the general blood pressure is relatively low in this case.

3. Discharge stones. If the patient has both pain and blood in the urine, they may also notice that small stones are excreted with the urine and look like fine sand. However, when the stone passes through the urethra, there will be a feeling of blockage in the urine, and the pain at this time is very obvious, but after the stone is discharged, the urination will become unobstructed immediately, and the pain will disappear.

4. Infection. Some of the stones in patients with kidney stones will be excreted in the urine, and in this case, they may even be co-infected, and the patient will show pyuria, and some of them will also have chills, fever, and low back pain at the same time.

5. Urinary closure. If kidney stones are present on both sides, urinary tract obstruction may occur, which may also lead to urinary closure.

Patients with kidney stones will show these symptoms, but there are also some patients who are asymptomatic, and these patients will only be found when they have a B-ultrasound examination, and they will be negative when they have a urine test, which is mostly a calyceal stone. Once kidney stones appear, it will bring great pain, so we must pay attention to it in life, in addition, there are some people with a high incidence of kidney stones, and it is necessary to do a good job of prevention.

What are the early symptoms of kidney stones?

1. Renal colic. When the stone is at the ureteropelvic junction, there will be a knife-like pain that makes the patient miserable. The pain can spread from the side of the abdomen to the bladder area. Sometimes it is accompanied by nausea, vomiting and other symptoms.

2. Gross hematuria. Visible hematuria occurs when urinating because of damage to the mucous membranes caused by stones, resulting in hematuria.

3. Fever and chills. When there is a large accumulation of kidney stones, acute pyelonephritis can occur, resulting in symptoms of the whole body such as fever and chills.

What should I do about kidney stones**?

1. Diet**. Adjust the diet according to the type of stone, for calcium oxalate stones, avoid foods with high oxalic acid, such as spinach, potatoes, tea, etc. For idiopathic hypercalciluri stones, calcium intake should be restricted, and excessive calcium supplementation should be avoided at ordinary times.

2. Drugs**. The drug** only achieves a diuretic effect, it can help to excrete the smaller stones in the body, but it has no effect on the larger stones.

3. Extracorporeal lithotripsy. A more commonly used method to locate and crush the stones in the body through the instrument, and the effect is obvious. However, it should be noted that in vitro lithotripsy can only locate one stone at a time, and the effect on more and smaller stones in the body is relatively poor, and too many times will cause some damage to the body.

4. Drink plenty of water**. Some of the smaller stones can be passed by flushing with a lot of urine, so drinking plenty of water can help you stay hydrated, have enough urine to get out of your body, and increased urine can also help prevent infection.

Kidney stones can be large or small, some relatively small stones will not have a special impact and harm to the body, and some stones are relatively large and are prone to complications and will endanger the life of patients, so when kidney stones appear, we can not take it lightly, we must take the correct method to carry out, do not blindly go, in order to avoid entering the misunderstanding. so as not to make kidney stones more and more, bigger and bigger, and finally irreversible consequences.

The main symptom of kidney stones is the pain and discomfort of the waist and abdomen, and in severe cases, there is radiating pain or nausea and vomiting, if you have kidney stones, you should also do it in time**, the size of the stones is different in different positions, and the method is not exactly the same, if the diameter of the stones is more than one centimeter, you can first carry out extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, or you can directly carry out the surgical method**.

The main symptoms of kidney stones are: 1. Pain, most of which are vague pain in the lower back or renal colic; 2. Hematuria; 3. Stones cause blockage and fluid accumulation, fever, percussion pain, nausea, vomiting and so on after infection. The best methods for kidney stones are:

The first is conservative internal medicine**; the second is extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy**; the third is ureteroscopy**; the fourth is percutaneous nephrolithotripsy**; There are also laparoscopic surgeries and open surgeries that are less commonly used today.