What are the possible symptoms of kidney stones?

When painful, it is often accompanied by gross hematuria or microscopic hematuria, the latter is the most common, massive gross hematuria is rare, and hematuria can be aggravated after physical activity. Patients with nephrolithiasis may pass sand and gravel in their urine, especially during painful and hematuria episodes, where the urine is mixed with sand or small stones. When a stone passes through the urethra, a blockage or stinging pain occurs.

Common complications of kidney stones are obstruction and infection, and many cases seek medical attention for symptoms of urinary tract infection. Obstruction can cause hydronephrosis and a mass in the upper abdomen or lower back.

Hello, according to the situation you provided, patients with kidney stones should pay attention to the health of their diet in their slow life, and drinking more water is conducive to urination. The main manifestations of kidney stones are activity-related hematuria and pain. The smaller the stone, the more obvious the symptoms.

Multi-incidence groups.

Young adults are the most prevalent group: the peak age of onset is 20 to 50 years old, that is, it is more likely to occur in the labor force in the prime of life, of which men are 2 3 times more likely than women; The incidence of kidney stones in children is low. If you have kidney stones, you should first be conservative**, and first use the traditional Chinese medicine Defu Shiqi tea to remove stones.

SymptomsThe symptoms of kidney stones are varied.

1) Lumbar colic: Renal colic is a typical symptom of kidney stones, usually after exercise or at night, severe pain in one side of the lower back suddenly occurs, because it is too painful and often described as "knife-like", and at the same time, there can be pain in the lower abdomen and inner thighs, nausea and vomiting, paleness, etc. The patient is restless and in great pain.

Renal colic is caused by a kidney stone that blocks the renal pelvis or ureter during the passage process. Many patients present with vague pain and swelling pain in the lower back. After the pain, some patients may find stones that pass with the urine.

2) Hematuria: About 80% of stone patients have hematuria, only some of which can be found to be red with the naked eye, and most of them can only be found by laboratory urine tests.

3) Asymptomatic: Many patients find kidney stones incidentally during physical examination without any symptoms.

4) Hydronephrosis: Stones block the renal pelvis and ureters, and urine is not discharged smoothly, resulting in hydronephrosis. Some hydronephrosis can have no symptoms at all. Long-term hydronephrosis can cause impaired kidney function on the affected side. Severe bilateral hydronephrosis may lead to uremia.

5) Fever: Kidney stones can be caused by a bacterial infection (infectious stones) or can induce a bacterial infection, leading to fever. Because stones hinder the passage of urine, bacteria cannot be excreted in time, and in severe cases, it can lead to sepsis, which is life-threatening.

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