Can kidney lithotripsy be broken at one time, there is a stone less than ten millimeters in the kidn

The stone is not big, you don't need surgery, the main thing is to drink more water and exercise, let it come out on its own, and you don't have other self-conscious symptoms...Drink more water, eat less animal offal, eat less tomatoes, potatoes, spinach, strong tea, milk, chocolate, nuts, these contain oxalic acid, high in calcium, easy to form stones....

Less than ten millimeters of stones can be crushed at one time, my mother had a kidney stone, about 15 mm, that is, it was crushed and taken out, the operation is not very large, and the wound is also very small, as for ** It's hard to say, but it's not expensive, it's best to operate early.

It's better not to do gravel for this! Because if it is broken in the kidney, if it cannot be discharged smoothly, multiple stones will form! If there are stones in the urethra, lithotripsy can be used.

It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine to remove stones, combined with some kidney strengthening drugs**. You can ask your attending physician about the specific medications. If there is pain, pain medication can be taken by mouth.

It must not be broken at one time. If the stone is smaller, it is recommended not to break it, eat it, and drink plenty of water.

Some hospitals will deliberately divide it into several beatings, drink more water after the first break, and slowly wash down the broken stones and discharge them from the body. Generally, it takes 2 to 3 times to crush...

It should be ok. Find a hospital you trust, a doctor you can trust. In the future, you can drink more water, exercise more, skip rope, run, etc.

Early**!

In general, one time is not good, and it takes about 3 to 4 times.

I've experienced it. A regular hospital once lithotripsy, completely able to **...

Take a small amount of oral medicine a few days after surgery to assist in stone removal and drink plenty of water. Exercise more, similar to running and jumping...

Wish: Soon**, Soon**!!

I don't know how many of the people above are ...... studying medicineIt can be removed by gravel at one time. Our hospital (in fact, most hospitals in China, including Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen) can solve the problem at one time by using percutaneous nephrolithotripsy, of course, it is difficult to say if the technology of small hospitals is not good. After surgery, a kub is usually done again to make sure that the stone is removed.

Note: Residual stones below 1 mm are allowed).

Not once! You have to divide the gravel several times, depending on the arrangement of the doctor in your hospital, and then the doctor will look at your financial strength!

Basically, no. It takes a few times. Short-term damage is nothing, but long-term damage is difficult to estimate.

This one can't be done at once, but it's going to be divided into several times.

Generally, it is broken, discharged out, depending on your own physique, drink more boiled water, and there are also good ones at one time

Yes, it is recommended to jump rope after drinking beer!

It depends on the situation, depending on your physique.

It depends on the body and hospital equipment and the doctor's medical skills.

In this case, you need to drink more water, urinate more, and actively cooperate with the hospital's instructions.

Summary. For stones in the kidneys, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be performed, that is, stones can be beaten. When kidney stones are less than 2 cm, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is preferred.

If the volume is larger, it is recommended to choose a different hand. If there is no change in the size and location of the kidney stones in the same part of the kidney stone for more than four consecutive shock wave lithotripsy without any change in the size and location of the stone, it is not recommended to continue extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. The time interval between two extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is at least interval.

Consecutive extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy will cause certain damage to the kidneys, and the fibrosis of the kidneys will be caused during the damage repair process, resulting in partial loss of kidney function, and in severe cases, it will affect the whole kidney function of the patient, so no. It is recommended to follow the doctor's instructions, make scientific and reasonable arrangements, and adopt extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy or other lithotripsy schemes.

For stones in the kidneys, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be performed, that is, stones can be beaten. When kidney stones are less than 2 cm, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is preferred. If the volume is larger, it is recommended to choose a different hand.

If there is no change in the size and location of the kidney stones in the same part of the kidney stone for more than four consecutive shock wave lithotripsy without any change in the size and location of the stone, it is not recommended to continue extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. The time interval between two extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is at least interval. Consecutive extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy will cause certain damage to the kidneys, and the fibrosis of the kidneys will be caused during the damage repair process, resulting in partial loss of kidney function, and in severe cases, it will affect the whole kidney function of the patient, so no.

It is recommended to follow the doctor's instructions, make scientific and reasonable arrangements, and adopt extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy or other lithotripsy schemes.

You're a 153 hospital, are you here?

I didn't mention "153 Hospital, Susui" in it.

We are here for a Q&A platform, not a hospital.

Hello, kidney stones are generally less than centimeters can be used to remove stones, more than centimeters above most of the use of shock wave lithotripsy or surgical incision to remove stones, kidney stones patients, usually must drink more water, daily water intake to more than 3000 ml, and to eat less oxalate high food.

How big are kidney stones that need lithotripsy:

Kidney stones with a diameter of less than 2 cm, without obstruction and infection, etc., can choose to be conservative**, for conservative**, Chinese medicine ** is good, Chinese medicine believes that the human body is an organic whole, is composed of a number of organs, tissues, organs. Each tissue and organ has its own different functions, which determines the overall unity of the body, and the body reacts accordingly. They are functionally coordinated with each other, mutually useful, and pathologically mutually influencing.

Traditional Chinese medicine has the effect of regulating the balance of yin and yang and improving the physical environment, which is very good. Fence. Shiqi tea is better at dissolving stones, and can generally be discharged when combined with drinking more water and exercising.

If the diameter of the kidney stone is greater than 2 cm, lithotripsy is required to treat the stone. Stones above 2 cm can be taken lithotripsy**, but the elderly and children should choose drug control first to see if it has an effect, because lithotripsy** is still harmful. Kidney stones under 2 cm can be completely non-surgical** and can be cured.

The following points should be paid attention to when taking care of the diet:

1.Increase calcium intake: Sufficient calcium will bind to oxalic acid and be excreted in the stool, thus reducing the absorption of calcium by the intestine and of course reducing the chance of stone formation. Therefore, drinking more milk will not increase the risk of stones, but will help reduce the risk of stones.

2.Reduce oxalic acid intake: Foods containing more oxalic acid, such as spinach and tea, should be reduced.

3.Reduce sodium intake: Eat a light diet and minimize canned and processed foods. Eat more potassium-containing foods, such as bananas.

4.Reduce meat intake: Reducing the intake of animal protein can reduce the chance of stone formation.

5.Drink plenty of water and exercise: Drink at least one day with water. Exercising more reduces bone calcium loss, which in turn reduces the production of stones.

Hello, generally smaller stones can be preferred extracorporeal lithotripsy, but it is necessary to clarify whether there is hydronephrosis, whether there is urinary tract infection, etc., it is recommended to decide after relevant examinations.

Outpatient examinations**. Thank you for the consultation and good wishes!

Patients with kidney stones larger than 5 mm need to be operated on in time** It is better to have kidney stones, and the main reason for the formation of kidney stones is diet. People with kidney stones should pay attention to drinking plenty of water and should limit the intake of meat, especially animal offal; During the ** period, you should pay attention to eating less beef and mutton; Eat less foods rich in vitamin C.

Hello, whether or not you can break the stone also depends on the location, shape, etc., not only by the size. If the stone is not large in size and does not have too many edges and corners, it is generally recommended to drink a lot of water and add extracorporeal stone expulsion drugs for stone expulsion. However, your situation is not clear, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination, and then decide on the ** plan.

Because if you blindly pass stones, if you get stuck between the renal pelvis and ureters, the shape of the stones is not conducive to stone removal and damage the ureters and cause infection, and the consequences are more serious.

1 All upstairs, don't talk nonsense if you don't know, how many hundred yuan for laser gravel? Just kidding! For real laser stone crushing, the laser fee alone has to be about 3,000 yuan. At the same time, those who need to be admitted to the hospital and go to the operating table are called laser lithotripsy. The full cost is more than 10,000 yuan.

Now it is common to have extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, which costs a few hundred dollars a time.

For centimeter stones, I personally don't recommend lithotripsy. Based on the following two points.

1 Extracorporeal lithotripsy is performed in the kidneys to crush the stones, and when the stones are crushed, the stones will move in an undirected manner, which will cause substantial kidney damage.

2 If such a large stone is used for lithotripsy**, it needs to be carried out many times**, as mentioned in 1 above, the lithotripsy itself will damage the kidneys, and if you do it many times, you can imagine what the result will be.

Extracorporeal shock waves. Shock wave. Electromagnetic wave.

In fact, it is said that the machine itself has no damage to human tissues, which is right, but in the process of stone crushing will produce compressive force and tensile force, and the combination of the two forces will cause damage to the soft tissues of the human body in the process of stone crushing.

I don't say this to say that extracorporeal lithotripsy is not good, his advantages are indeed much stronger than other ** programs, at present, extracorporeal lithotripsy is the first choice for ** stone disease.

However, your stone is too large, and it may cause acute kidney failure in the process, and even if the stone is cured, there is a possibility of chronic kidney failure. Therefore, I suggest that you still walk around and see more before you talk about what kind of ** way to take.

Since you are not very detailed, I can answer you in most cases.

A detailed report will have a very detailed plan for your disease. I hope you understand what I'm saying.

1. When there are stones, they may be discharged by themselves, and they may be discharged by drinking more water. The stones need extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, and it may also be discharged by taking some stone removal drugs.

2. If the stone is discharged, it may be relatively small, considering surgery**, you can do percutaneous nephrolithotripsy or open stone removal, but the trauma of the incision is greater.

The most common symptoms of kidney stones are low back pain and hematuria, but some patients do not have any symptoms at all.

If the kidney stone is less than 6 mm in diameter and does not cause hydronephrosis, self-expulsion is recommended**.

If the diameter of the stone is more than 7 mm, it is recommended to extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, which is to concentrate energy such as ultrasound or electromagnetic waves into a focal point to hit the stone and achieve no incision** stone. If the stone is too large, more than 20 mm, it is necessary to face the problem of stone removal after stone crushing, and then it is necessary to combine other ** methods.

In layman's terms, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is equivalent to "fighting cattle across the mountains". Using ultrasound or X-ray external positioning, the shock wave is precisely applied to the kidney or ureteral stones, and the stones will peel off layer by layer and eventually turn into powder. Its advantages are obvious:

The trauma is small, the recovery is fast, the operation is convenient, no anesthesia is required, and the cost is much lower than that of surgery. However, there are also limitations to extracorporeal lithotripsy, including the following:1

The effect is not good for larger (more than long diameter) and hard stones; 2.Repeated lithotripsy at the same site may cause renal atrophy or ureteral stricture; 3.Intestinal gas interference within the receptor sometimes makes it difficult to locate the stone; 4.

After lithotripsy, the patient needs to drain the stone by himself, and the process of stone removal will still cause pain, and the larger stone may cause a secondary blockage after the stone crushing, forming a "stone street"; 5.If the stone becomes incarcerated for a long time to form a polyp, extracorporeal lithotripsy is not effective.