What are the symptoms of kidney stones? What are the symptoms of kidney stones?

Kidney stones are upper urinary tract stones, and some patients have small stones or the location of the stones does not have too serious effects on the kidneys, such as large stones in the renal pelvis and calyceal stones, etc., and there are no obvious symptoms. The more obvious symptoms of kidney stones are pain and hematuria, and the degree is often related to the location, size, mobility, injury, infection, obstruction, etc.

The symptoms of kidney stones are related to the size, location, and shape of the stones, as well as the presence or absence of obstruction and infection. Small stones have a smooth surface, and patients may have no symptoms. If the stone is in the ureter, or in the renal pelvis, it can move and cause cramping, and the pain may be radioactive.

The symptoms of kidney stones are determined by the size of the kidney stones and whether they are complicated by complications such as fluid accumulation and infection, leading to bleeding. Most kidney stones do not present with significant urinary discomfort due to their slow growth. If there is no obvious pain in the lower back and kidney area, there is no obvious hematuria, cold intolerance, fever and other symptoms of infection.

Symptoms of kidney stones.

1. Asymptomatic in the early stage, kidney stones may have no symptoms in the early stage, generally in the physical examination of B ultrasound may be found, urine test is negative, and there are a small number of red and white blood cells, there will be low back pain, fever, dysuria and other conditions when the disease occurs.

2. Renal colic, when the kidney stone is relatively small, it can be seen under the microscope, at this time, the patient may be pale, and the whole body may break out in cold sweat, which is mainly caused by renal colic.

3. Low back and abdominal pain, patients with kidney stones will have low back and abdominal pain, and the situation may be aggravated after activities, the pain feels like a knife cut, and many patients can hardly bear this pain.

4. Hematuria, kidney stones will cause damage to the kidneys, of course, it will also affect the mucous membrane of the ureter, and hematuria may occur after pain.

5. Pyuria, kidney and ureters may be infected due to stones, at this time, some pus cells will appear, and the patient will have high fever and low back pain, and the stones can be detected by X-ray.

** of kidney stones.

When the kidney stones are relatively small, you can remove the stones through drugs, drink the method of drinking the Yushi tea to achieve the effect of dissolving the stones, drink more water and exercise more to eliminate the stones, of course, if the stones are relatively large, you need to go through minimally invasive surgery at this time, so that the large stones are broken and discharged through urine, and then exercise appropriately after the operation, which will help the body recover.

Of course, people with kidney stones should also pay attention to the fact that most of the stones are eaten, so they should also be particularly cautious in their diet, and they should not eat oxalate-containing foods, of course, coffee and alcohol should also be kept away as much as possible, otherwise stones are very easy. Patients can eat some vitamins, watermelon, water and calcium tablets, which have a diuretic effect, can eliminate waste in the body, and also have a preventive effect on stones.

The symptoms of kidney stones are mainly caused by the pain caused by kidney stones that block the renal pelvis or ureters during excretion, and the pain can be manifested in the waist, thighs, etc., followed by some patients have hematuria, or even no symptoms, and some patients have hydronephrosis, fever and other symptoms, which are related to the infection of bacteria in the body.

The purpose of kidney stones is to remove the stones, keep the urinary tract open, and allow the urinary system to function properly.

Stone removal methods need to be developed based on the location, number, size, renal function, anatomical abnormalities, infection, and physical condition. Usually, kidney stones below 5mm are mainly through conservative **or observation**, drinking some Defu Shifu tea has the effect of dissolving stones and expelling stones, and Chinese herbal formulas promote stone discharge. For 5 mm to 2 cm kidney stones, extracorporeal lithotripsy is preferred.

It is important to note that lithotripsy cannot be performed with a single ultrasound or x-ray, but should be diagnosed before lithotripsy. For kidney stones larger than 2 cm, percutaneous nephrolithotomy is preferred.

If it is a small kidney stone, the patient usually has no symptoms and can even be excreted in the urine, and only blood in the urine is found during the physical examination, which can only be detected by ultrasound. Larger stones, lower back pain, are mostly caused by the stones pressing on the renal pelvis and the accumulation of fluid in the kidneys. If the stone falls off from the kidney to the ureter, it can cause ureteral obstruction and cause hydronephrosis, and symptoms of renal colic will appear, which will manifest as sudden abdominal pain, vomiting, etc.

Symptoms of having kidney stones.

1. Pain. When developing kidney stones, patients usually experience low back pain or abdominal pain. If smaller stones are moving, they can cause colic.

2. Lumbar mass.

When a stone blocks the PAI toxin in the body, it can cause severe hydronephrosis, and a mass will appear in the waist or upper abdomen.

3. Hematuria, painful urination.

When stones move, they damage the mucous membranes of the kidneys and urethra, so they are painful. Hematuria, which is invisible to the naked eye, is usually detected microscopically.

4. Symptoms of GaN infection.

If kidney and ureteral stones are complicated by GAN infection, nonguria will appear, accompanied by fever, low back pain, chills, frequent urination, urgency, dysuria and other symptoms.

5. Urinary closure. When there are stones in both kidneys, it can cause urinary tract obstruction on both sides. Aurination occurs in a solitary kidney (single kidney) or only a functioning kidney, with nephrolithiasis obstruction on one side and reflex urinary closure on the opposite side.

6. History of stone rowing.

Usually during the episode of pain and blood in the urine, there will be sand or small stones to pass. When the stone is passed, the urine flow will be restored.

Who is susceptible to kidney stones?

About 1 in 10 people will develop kidney stones at some point in their lives, and men are twice as common as women.

Kidney stones usually occur after the age of 30, but young people can have them. Once you have kidney stones, your risk of developing kidney stones in the future increases significantly.

Kidney stones tend to run in families, so if you have a parent or sibling with stones, you're at increased risk. However, whether you have a family history of kidney stones, certain dietary habits can affect your risk.

In the new century, due to the great improvement of living conditions, the formation of kidney stones has a lot to do with the dietary structure, such as eating more animal protein and drinking less water will promote the formation of kidney stones. The main components of stones are calcium oxalate, calcium phosphate, magnesium phosphate, etc. The clinical manifestations of kidney stones are mainly related to activity, the smaller the stones, the more obvious the symptoms, the sharp part of the stone will scrape the adjacent tissues during the sliding process, so there will be hematuria and pain, if it is stuck in a certain part, there will be renal colic, and some will be accompanied by sweating, nausea, and vomiting.

When stones are accompanied by infection, there may be frequent urination and painful urination.

The development of associated symptoms depends on the stones.

size, shape, location, and presence of infection.

complications such as obstruction. Common symptoms include pain in the lower back and abdomen or even cramping, hematuria, nausea, vomiting, irritability, bloating, etc. If there is a urinary tract infection, symptoms such as chills and fever may occur.

Sometimes, my waist suddenly hurts and I sweat and rolls on the ground.

The symptoms of kidney stones depend on the size, shape, location of the stone, and the presence or absence of complications such as infection or obstruction. Most people with kidney stones have no symptoms unless the stones fall from the kidneys into the ureters causing blockage of the ureters. Common symptoms include cramps in the lower back and abdomen, nausea, vomiting, irritability, bloating, and hematuria.

If there is a urinary tract infection, chills and fever may also occur. Acute renal colic is often excruciatingly painful.

What are the symptoms of kidney stones? Kidney stones will have symptoms of lower back pain, and the degree of pain is related to the size of the stone and the location of the stone, which may be dull pain or colic; Kidney stones often have pain in the lower back, kidney stones can cause pain in the renal area with costovertebral angle percussion pain, when the stone is large, there is slight pain, and the stone is too large, and severe pain can occur. Renal colic is a sudden, intense, knife-like pain, usually in the middle of the night to the early hours of the morning.

When kidney stones appear, it can also lead to urinary tract infection, hematuria, oliguria, anuria, and in severe cases, hydronephrosis, leading to kidney failure; Sometimes nausea and vomiting may occur.

**The best way to get kidney stones is generally related to the size of the stone. It is recommended that the patient go to the Department of Urology as soon as possible to complete the examination, do B-ultrasound and urinalysis, and then actively control and ** according to the results. The stones are small, try to be conservative**, such as taking some drugs to remove stones, the general effect of traditional Chinese medicine is the best, you can drink Fu Yu Qi tea to dissolve stones quickly, as well as assist in appropriate exercise, drink more water, the effect is good; Larger stones, on the other hand, require surgery or extracorporeal lithotripsy.

Kidney stones are a common disease in urology, and the symptoms of kidney stones can be roughly divided into the following categories:

Clause. 1. There are no symptoms, some kidney stones are relatively stable and inactive in the kidneys, which will not cause any harm to the kidneys, and such kidney stones may not have any symptoms, this is the first part;

Clause. 2. Kidney stones have low back pain, the typical symptom is renal colic, sudden onset of pain in the lower back and abdomen, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, this kind of renal colic is often very intense, and sometimes it is necessary to go to the hospital with infusion or painkiller injection to deal with it;

Clause. 3. The symptoms of kidney stones are combined with the symptoms of urinary tract infection, such as kidney stones causing urinary tract infection in the kidneys, and there will be frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, etc., and even hematuria.

1. Pain: This is also one of the symptoms of kidney stones. This pain is usually located in the rib corners, lower back, and upper abdomen, and is mostly paroxysmal but can also be constant.

Dull pain is mainly manifested by soreness and discomfort in the lower back, dull pain, etc., and activity or labor can promote the onset or aggravation of pain. In addition, in severe cases, the patient has a pale complexion, cold sweats, a thin and rapid pulse, and even a state of shock when the blood pressure drops. At the same time, most of them have nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension and constipation.

During the onset of colic, the amount of urine decreases, and polyuria may occur after remission.

2. Hematuria: Hematuria is another common condition of upper urinary tract stones, which can be presented as microscopic hematuria or gross hematuria. Patients with kidney stones often have hematuria when they have pain attacks, and microscopic hematuria is the majority, and massive hematuria is rare.

Hematuria may worsen with brawlomental activity. Patients with kidney stones can occasionally seek medical treatment for ** hematuria, but there are also patients who have no hematuria due to pain.

Kidney stones are a common and frequent disease of the urinary system, mostly occurring in young adults, and there is no significant difference in the incidence of the left and right sides40% and 75% of patients with kidney stones have low back pain of varying severityThe stones are large, have little movement, and are manifested as soreness and discomfort in the lower back, or a dull or dull ache with increased physical activity

Colic caused by small stones, often sudden and severe pain in the lower back and abdomen, which is paroxysmalDr. Li Menong, a urology expert from Qingdao Municipal Hospital, reminded that during the physical examination, people are often told that there are kidney stones, but they do not pay attention to itIn fact, the potential harm of kidney stones is not small, so kidney stones should not be underestimated.

The typical symptoms of kidney stones are pain, hematuria, difficulty urinating, and passing stones, and severe patients can be complicated by infection, urinary tumors and other diseases.

Generally speaking, patients with kidney stones have no clinical symptoms when they are not active, and renal colic can occur when the stones fall into the ureter

Kidney stones generally do not have obvious symptoms. Kidney stones are mainly clumps of stones formed in the kidneys after excessive crystallization of urine, and if the small kidney stones are located in the calyces, there are generally no obvious symptoms. If kidney stones enter the ureters and bladder, the ureters may be obstructed, resulting in local hydronephrium and urinary tract infection.

If the kidney stone is less than 6 mm, you can use the method of drug stone expulsion**, you can drink Fu Yushi tea to dissolve the stone and promote the discharge of the stone. If the stone is larger than 1 cm, it can be used to surgically lithotripsy.

Symptoms:1Asymptomatic.

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.

2.A dull ache in the lower back.

Most of them are larger stones in the renal pelvis such as cast stones, and there may be hematuria after strenuous exercise.

3.Renal colic.

It is usually a small stone, with 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.

4.History of Draining Stones.

During episodes of pain and hematuria, sand or small stones may be excreted 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.

5.Symptoms of infection.

Pyuria may occur when co-infected, and chills, fever, low back pain, urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria may occur during acute attacks.

6.Renal insufficiency.

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

7.Urinary closure. Urinary closure can occur with bilateral urinary tract obstruction caused by bilateral kidney stones, solitary kidney, or only functional nephrolithiasis, one nephrolithiasis obstruction, and reflex urinary obstruction may occur on the contralateral side.

8.Lumbar mass.

When severe hydronephrosis is caused by stone obstruction, a mass can be palpated in the lower back or upper abdomen.