What are the distinguishing features of the symptoms of ureteral stones?

Hello! The typical symptom of ureteral stones is pain with gross or microscopic hematuria. Small stones can sometimes be excreted by drinking plenty of fluids. Large stones can be lithotripsy through outside the body. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital**.

Waist aches, hematuria, frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, nausea and vomiting.

Severe low back pain, abdominal pain, accompanied by hematuria, sometimes without gross hematuria, can be found on a urine routine examination with a large number of red blood cells in the urine.

Ureteral stones are common urinary diseases, which may be caused by the shedding of kidney stones, and patients will have paroxysmal pain in the lower back and abdomen because of the stone fragments falling on the ureteral site, and in severe cases, it may be combined with infection and fever, and may also be accompanied by nausea, vomiting and other discomforts.

The ureters are blocked by stones, and a large part of them are caused by kidney stones, which are diagnosed after falling into the ureters, which are called ureteral stones. This type of stone obstruction is very painful and not only affects the normal urination of the person, but also can affect the normal function of the kidneys.

1.Ureteral stones, in the long run, will infect the ureters, which is what we usually call frequent urination, urgency, incomplete urination, and pain when urinating.

2.When the stone is severe, sudden colic may occur during urination, and blood may be evident in the urine, and the stone may be expelled during the attack of colic.

3.In addition to some patients will have colic, some patients have dull pain in the lower back or lower abdomen, and the location of the pain can generally reflect the location of the stone in the ureteral obstruction, starting from the obstruction location, there is a certain range of divergent pain.

After the occurrence of stone blockage, the best measures should be taken as soon as possible to avoid other lesions caused by long-term delay and expansion of the scope of infection. However, for patients with different conditions, the most suitable ** method is also different.

The first is for patients who must take conservative**.

Some patients will be inconvenient for surgery due to their own reasons, or cannot undergo surgery due to objective reasons, and can take medicine to discharge the stones on their own**. The stones of patients who are discharged by themselves must not exceed 6 mm, and the smoother the surface of the stones, the more conducive to discharge, you can choose traditional Chinese medicine to discharge stones, and it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine tea. .

Heal. Tea dissolves stone relief. Before choosing a spontaneous method of expulsion, it is important to ensure that there are no other factors causing urinary tract obstruction, such as the possibility that the patient may also have ureteral polyps.

In addition, some patients have special stone components and need to be decomposed with characteristic drugs, so they need to choose conservative ** under the observation of doctors and discharge them by themselves.

The second type of patient is the need for surgical lithotripsy.

Patients can choose extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, which is generally about one centimeter of stone, which is broken by extracorporeal shock wave and then excreted with urine. However, this method is not suitable for patients with arrhythmias and patients with poor blood clotting.

Patients can also have the stone removed with ureteroscopy, which is useful in patients who do not have an external shock wave, although there is a risk of damage to the ureter.

Note: Patients should drink more water in the future, and maintain about 2500ml of water intake every day. Drinking water can ensure sufficient urine output, dilute the stone components, and achieve the effect of reducing the chance of infection by urine flushing, and can also promote the passage of small stones.

It is best to drink boiled water when drinking water, raw water is unhygienic, and the drink is not conducive to health. Drinking a glass of water before going to bed and drinking a glass of water when you get up is not only good for the kidneys, but also good for the stomach.

At the same time, pay attention to the combination of fruits, vegetables and meat, which are alkaline and acidic, can prevent the re-formation of stones.

1. Most of the ureteral stones are caused by the kidneys, including kidney stones or stone fragments after extracorporeal shock waves. Ureteral stones can occur when there are ureteral strictures, diverticulums, foreign bodies, etc., which lead to urine retention and infection.

2. Ureteral stones come from epithelial injury, due to the activity of the stones and the peristalsis of the tube wall, it is easier to cause direct damage to the ureteral mucosa, resulting in mucosal epithelial hyperemia, edema, necrosis and shedding, and the formation of ulcers and inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia, thickening of the tube wall, and narrowing of the lumen.

3. Ureteral stones are caused by urinary factors or urinary tract diseases, changes in urine pH value, low urine output and urine concentration, urinary tract stricture, urinary tract obstruction and other secondary urinary tract infections, forming ureteral stones.

4. Ureteral stones may be related to various factors such as weather environment, diet, nutrition, and disease, such as long-term bed rest, which causes bone decalcification, hyperparathyroidism, and increased blood calcium levels; bacterial infection, which alkalizes the urine and increases the magnesium ammonia phosphate crystals in the urine; Obstruction of the urinary tract, poor excretion of urine, easy precipitation of crystals in the urine; Dry, hot, high temperature environment, long-term urine concentration and vitamin A deficiency, etc.

The symptoms of urethral stones are almost the same as the symptoms of kidney stones, its main symptom is pain, pain can lead to the pain is more intense, resulting in the patient's acute and acute onset of a face, such patients often come to the emergency department, and will also cause the patient's nausea, vomiting and so on in the process of pain.

The second symptom is hematuria, the stone will rub against the mucosa of the renal pelvis ureters during the discharge process, resulting in the rupture and bleeding of the mucous membrane, resulting in hematuria. It is best to discharge it as soon as possible, it is recommended to drink a large amount of water for small stones, 2000ml, and those who cannot drink water or have vomiting should be given intravenous infusion, and at the same time cooperate with painkillers and antispasmodic drugs or other ** such as acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine such as healing stone tom tea to help the stone discharge.

The main symptom of ureteral stones is pain, which is mainly manifested as pain in the lower back or abdomen. The symptoms are not severe, and there will be slight discomfort in the lower back and abdomen. Hematuria occurs in severe cases because ureteral stones can cause damage to the ureteral mucosa during an acute attack, leading to hematuria.

In addition, ureteral stones that are in the lower ureters are prone to symptoms of dysuria, painful urination, frequent urination, and urgency.

Renal colic, low back pain suddenly begins to gradually worsen, some people manifest as, fever, hematuria, frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, nausea and vomiting, it is best to go to the hospital for examination.

Abdominal pain, low back pain, dull pain or cramping.

The main symptoms are abdominal cramps and hematuria. Common SymptomsStones present with the following typical clinical symptoms when active, incarcerated, obstructed, or co-infected. 1.

Pain is the most common symptom, the pain usually occurs suddenly, and develops to a severe degree in a short period of time, manifested as severe radiation colic, which is paroxysmal and aggravated, and accompanied by shock symptoms such as sweating, pallor, decreased blood pressure, palpitations, and pulse rate. The pain is severe and often accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, nausea, and vomiting. 2.

When the stone causes mucosal damage, it will manifest as microscopic or gross hematuria, and occasionally small blood clots will be discharged.