Has anyone had a kidney stone last surgery? 5

I haven't had your surgery, but I do have kidney stones, and I have lithotripsy.

Have you ever had kidney stones? The doctor said that you should go to the hospital to find out about this, or pay more attention to some news about kidney transplantation.

I've heard of this kind of surgery, and if you're sure you're sick, it's best to go to the hospital for a check-up if the doctor recommends it.

Has anyone had a restokon surgery for kidney stones? Kidney stone embolization surgery is a kind of dredging of kidney stones, and the risk of this surgery is relatively low, but many people suffer from such kidney stone disease.

My friend has participated in this surgery before, and the cost of this operation is still relatively expensive, mainly after the operation, you had better take a good rest.

I think this surgery in the world is quite simple, it is all that kind of blood clots, and there are more lithotrips.

Sauerkraut surgery for kidney stones is a relatively common surgery, and the risk of this surgery is also. It's smaller, but the results are very good.

There must be something for this, kidney stones will be addictive.

If a person has kidney stones, it is very painful, so he must have surgery, and the propaganda surgery for kidney stones you mentioned, he is still relatively advanced.

Has anyone had a kidney stone plug surgery? Some of these surgeries are already relatively mature.

Someone has undergone surgery for kidney stones, and this kidney stone is generally not allowed to be operated by surgery, usually when it is old.

Whether kidney stones require surgery** depends on the size of the stones, the number of stones, the location of the kidney stones, and whether they are accompanied by fluid accumulation and infection in the kidneys.

For example, if a single small stone located in the kidney, if it does not cause obvious hydronephrosis and infection, it can be conservative by drinking more water**, and regularly review the urinary color ultrasound. Multiple stones located in the kidneys often cause fluid accumulation in the kidneys, which should be actively recommended by doctors**, even including surgery**. Some kidney stones are present in the kidneys for a longer period of time and are large in size, but do not cause obvious clinical symptoms, in which case surgery is still required**.

Therefore, whether kidney stones require surgery, it is still necessary to pass a comprehensive examination and follow the doctor's advice and guidance.

There is no need for surgery for such a small stone**.

The renal colic caused by kidney stones is very distressing, and I don't know which method is best. For kidney stones, it is necessary to first understand the location and size of the stones, so as to take targeted measures according to the condition.

1. For kidney stones that are 6mm small and are in the upper or middle lamp, you can drink a lot of water every day, do more running and jumping exercises, or you can take some Chinese herbal medicines to eliminate kidney stones.

2. For kidney stones larger than 6mm and less than 10mm in the upper or middle calypse, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be adopted, which is to crush a single stone in the body by generating a high-energy shock wave through a professional instrument, and the urine will excrete the crushed small stones through the urethra.

3. Non-invasive fiberoptic flexible stone removal is a new standard for removing kidney stones by entering the urethra from the urethra into the stone site under the condition of a visual instrument, which is a new standard for removing kidney stones.

4. For large stones, the kidney stones in the body can be broken up by holmium laser technology, and then the stones can be removed one by one through a flexible fiber scope.

5. Minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy requires a small incision in the abdomen and requires surgery, which is harmful to the human kidneys and is generally not recommended.

Adjust your diet**.

Drink plenty of water, eat more foods that promote calcium absorption, and eat more calcium-rich foods, such as fish, shrimp and crabs. Eating more foods containing minerals and trace elements is also beneficial to the disease**, which can differentiate the stones and excrete them in the urine. For your own health, eat less foods rich in calcium oxalate, such as tofu, dried tofu, tofu skin, potatoes, grapes, etc.

Whether or not a kidney stone requires surgery** depends on factors such as the size of the stone, the location of the stone, and the patient's condition. It is recommended that you first go to a regular hospital for urine routine, B ultrasound and other examinations to understand the stone situation, and then choose the corresponding ** method.

1) For small stones with a diameter of less than 6mm, if the patient does not have urinary tract obstruction, drug stone expulsion** can be used. That is, drinking a lot of water, taking stone expulsion drugs, adjusting diet and other methods to help the stone pass on its own, and patients with colic use chiropractic and antispasmodic lifts**. The commonly used Chinese patent medicines for expelling stones in clinical practice are:

Urolithiasis pills, stone excretion granules, etc. For example, urolithiasis pills are suitable for the early stage of the occurrence of various stones**, which can speed up the expulsion of stones.

2) Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. For stones of 1cm-2cm, they can be broken with external impact before expelling stones**.

3) Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy. It is suitable for kidney stones of 2cm or above, and kidney stones below 2cm with ineffective extracorporeal lithotripsy or with obvious hydronephrosis can be used to treat skin therapy with percutaneous nephrolithotomy.

4) Ureteroscopic lithotripsy. It is suitable for larger ureteral stones**, and is characterized by no incision, safe and non-invasive, and less pain for patients. It is recommended that the best hospital related to kidney stones is to go to a hospital with a good reputation or a public tertiary hospital, so that it is more secure in any aspect.