Can 6 16mm kidney stones be treated without surgery?

Hello! Generally speaking, kidney stones with a diameter of less than 6 mm have a higher natural excretion rate.

6 16 mm kidney stones, if there is no hydronephrosis, you can also use drugs conservatively** first, the effect is not good, and then consider lithotripsy and stone extraction**. Please accept the guidance of a urologist for specific medication to ensure the safety and effectiveness of medication.

Drinking 8 10 cups (300 ml per cup) of water every day during the stone dissolution period, keeping the urine output at 2000 3000 ml, is conducive to reducing urine salt precipitation and promoting the excretion of small stones. Appropriate exercise, such as running, skipping rope, jumping, etc., can promote the movement and discharge of stones.

1. If the diameter of the stone is less than 20mm and there is no infarction, conservative**, that is, drug**, can be considered. If the stone is larger than 20mm, it can be taken with gravel**. Large stones may need to be treated in fractions.

Sometimes you can't hit it once, or you get stuck in the next section after you hit it, but most of them can be handled.

2. The diameter of the stone is greater than 10mm, the ultrasound lithotripsy is unsuccessful, or there are multiple stones in the kidney. Consider surgical management.

It's hard to say, if it's always in the kidney, you may not feel anything, but it will affect the kidneys for a long time, and if it gets to the ureteral stricture, it will be uncomfortable, and it hurts terribly. It is estimated that the operation is not necessary, go to a regular hospital for a check-up, see the doctor's opinion, and do an ultrasonic lithotripsy OK, I wish you an early **!

Generally speaking, small stones need to drink more water and eat diuretic fruits such as watermelon in the early stage of detection, sometimes they will urinate out, no need to have surgery, you can take some medicine, you are prone to infection during the recovery period, and no matter what, surgery will always have a negative impact on the body, damage the vitality, you can take a look at traditional Chinese medicine.

According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the formation of disease is caused by the joint action of sick qi and lesions, and the lesion is the so-called sick place, which is your kidney, and the sick qi is generated by itself. Western medicine is to take medicine and inject or surgery to make the lesion disappear, and does not solve the fundamental problem of sick qi (sick qi can cause symptoms in **), it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine**. If you want to know more, you can contact me!

Such small stones do not require surgery**, and should be treated with traditional Chinese medicine**.

**Kidney stones, which require surgical removal. Whether kidney stones are needed** depends on the size of the stone and whether it will cause fluid accumulation and infection. If the stone is relatively small and the patient has no symptoms of discomfort, no special ** is required.

Drink plenty of boiled water, urinate frequently, and exercise appropriately. If the infection is caused by stones, such as pyelonephritis, antibiotics are needed**. If the stone is relatively large, the renal pelvis is blocked and causes hydronephrosis or obvious back pain and hematuria symptoms, it should be prompted**.

Once pain and infection have been controlled, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, ureteroscopic lithotomy, or open stone removal may be used to reduce kidney damage from stones.

Kidney stones are a common condition in urology. In general, the incidence of kidney stones is relatively high. Especially in China, the southern region is significantly higher than the northern region, which may be caused by a combination of factors such as weather and climate in the southern region.

Kidney stones are mainly due to the abnormal accumulation of urine in the kidneys, resulting in the formation of a relatively hard substance, thus forming kidney stones. When kidney stones first form, they tend to be small in size and may gradually increase in size if they are not expelled in time. If it increases to a certain level, it can cause obstruction of the urinary system, resulting in obstruction of urine in the kidneys, obstruction of urination, hydronephrosis, and possible recurrent urinary tract infections.

Intrahepatic stones are mostly secondary to biliary obstruction and bile duct stones, and are more common in the left half of the liver. A common symptom is pain in the liver area, which can be triggered by overeating or eating high-cholesterol foods or drinking alcohol. The pain can also radiate to the right shoulder and back.

Attacks are accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever, and severe chills. Elevated laboratory blood may also cause elevated bilirubin and abnormal aminotransferases.

Mild pain or hematuria caused by stones can also be caused by drinking plenty of fluids, exercising, and taking some medications to remove stones. If the stone cannot pass through the ureters and bladder, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy** must be performed.

It must be surgically removed to get a good **, if you don't have surgery, it will only make your personal physical fitness very poor.

Kidney stones do not necessarily have to be incised**, there are certain indications for open surgery to remove stones, mainly for large stones in the kidney, and the stone texture is hard, combined with color ultrasound, contrast and other related examinations, comprehensive evaluation, non-invasive extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, or minimally invasive, percutaneous kidney surgery stone removal is more difficult.

I think it is necessary to have a surgical resection, because in this way it can be a comprehensive **kidney stone, and it can also prevent it again**.

There is no need for surgical excision, because the condition is not very serious, so we must look at it sensibly.