How can I tell if I have urinary stones? What are the symptoms of urinary stones?

To determine whether you have urolithiasis, you can conduct a comprehensive analysis in combination with symptoms and related auxiliary examinations. When a stone gets stuck in the ureter or urethra, the patient usually feels pain and discomfort. Among them, ureteral stones are mainly manifested as low back pain, while urethral stones can cause stinging pain and discomfort in the urethra, and whether there are stones can be preliminarily judged through symptoms.

The main clinical manifestations of urolithiasis depend on the location and size of the urolithiasis and whether it is causing the associated obstructive findings. Kidney stones that do not form a calyce, do not accumulate fluid, or fall into the ureters to cause hydronephrosis are generally asymptomatic and may be found during physical examination. If the stones are large, chronic low back pain and other discomforts may occur.

If a stone falls into the ureter, causing ureteral obstruction, hydronephrosis, or even a urinary tract infection, acute low back pain and discomfort may occur, and fever and chills may occur.

If you have symptoms such as lower back discomfort, renal colic, severe pain, sudden onset and vomiting, inability to urinate, or blood in your urine with a slightly red color, you may want to watch for urinary tract stones. If the stone is large, discomfort such as chronic low back pain may occur. If a stone falls into the ureter, causing ureteral obstruction, hydronephrosis, or even a urinary tract infection, symptoms such as fever and chills may occur.

If the stone enters the bladder or urethra, it will cause laborious urination and interruption of urination, which is the main clinical manifestation of urinary stones.

If you feel some pain in your lower back and are often prone to blood urine, you must go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is some problem with your excretory system; In general, people with urinary stones will have a lot of pain in their lower back and will have a red liquid in their urine.

The treatment of urinary tract stones depends on the patient's clinical manifestations and the size of the stone and the location of the stone. If the patient's stones are small, and do not cause repeated acute attacks, and do not cause pain, they can be conservative**, for example, you can drink more warm water or oral Defu Shijia tea to dissolve stones and remove stones, so that the stones can be excreted, and you need to actively participate in outdoor activities within your ability in daily life to make the stones expelled.

The excretion of stones contains 3 important factors: 1. There is a certain amount of urine, the urinary system is a complete structure, and its opening is only the urethral opening, so the urine produced by the kidneys pushes the stones from the kidney into the ureter, and then from the ureter into the bladder. As the urine is carried, the stones can be expelled from the body through the urethral opening of the bladder.

2. The stones are relatively small, and the ureteral diameter in the urinary system is the thinnest, about 3-4mm. If it is a stone of about 3-4mm, it can be passed smoothly through the ureter without any conscious symptoms. If the stone is too large, it will stay in the ureter during the passage process, causing hydronephrosis and causing significant pain.

Surgery**: Open surgery is now less used and it was the main method of calculi before the advent of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy and minimally invasive surgery. With the advancement of medical technology, the need for surgical lithotripsy is relatively rare.

Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy: suitable for stones with small volume and low hardness A common method for stones with small volume and low hardness, but if the patient has co-infection or obstruction under the stone, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy cannot be selected.

Endoluminal minimally invasive surgery: less impact on the body **Including ureteroscopy and percutaneous nephroscopic surgery, in the past 10 20 years, endovascular minimally invasive surgery at home and abroad has made rapid progress, compared with open surgery, it has less impact on the body, and the effect is obvious.

What are the symptoms of urinary stones?

For the symptoms of urinary stones, it is necessary to conduct a specific analysis according to the condition of the specific patient.

Urinary stones are a general term for urinary stones, including kidney stones, ureteral stones, bladder stones and urethral stones. Ureteral stones are generally also a cause pain and discomfort in the lower back; Acute ureteral stones can cause severe pain in the lower back; Chronic ureteral stones are mainly due to swelling pain and discomfort in the lower back; The typical symptoms of bladder stones are mainly interruptions in urination; Urethral stones mainly cause difficulty in urination, and even cause urinary retention, and lower abdominal pain and discomfort.

Symptoms of urinary tract stones, such as blood in the stool, obstruction of urine, difficulty in deurination, frequent urination, unclean urine retention, painful urination, thinning of urine stream, drop-shaped urine, and urethral pain. The most effective way to determine whether you have stones is of course to seek medical attention in time, the number of stones can be big or small, if you wait until the stone volume increases, or it can cause other complications It will be more dangerous. If the diagnosis of urinary tract stones is confirmed, you can take urolithiasis pills for stone removal under the guidance of a doctor**.

Urolithiasis Pill is a Chinese patent medicine, the medicinal properties are very mild, it does not hurt the body, and it can also be used to avoid urinary tract stones, and the effect is very good.

If you have these symptoms in your body, it may be urinary stones, so don't push it anymore.

I don't remember the specific symptoms, I remember my friend's was not very serious, the doctor said to drink more water and no need to take medicine.

One: Symptoms.

1.Painful primary urethral stones are often gradual in growth or located in the diverticulum, and may be painless in the early stages. Secondary stones are often abruptly embedded in the urethra, often with sudden urethral pain and dysuria.

2.Dysuria stones cause urethral insufficiency obstruction, which may include thinning, bifurcation, and weakness of the urinary line, accompanied by urinary frequency, urgency, and urine dripping.

3.Hematuria and urethral discharge in emergency patients often have terminal or initial hematuria, or a small amount of blood dripping from the end of urination.

4.Urethral tenderness and induration Most patients can feel induration and tenderness locally in urethral stones, and posterior urethral stones can be palpated by digital rectal examination.

Finally, it is recommended that if you have urinary stones, you can drink Tomm tea. Target. , which helps to expel stones from the ureters. Good luck soon**!

Analysis:

Hello, according to your description, for urinary system stones, backache and pain are generally the main symptoms.

Guidance: If urinary stones are considered, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination. If the stone is small, in the kidneys or in the bladder, the pain is usually not severe.

Patients with urinary stone disease will have symptoms of lower back pain, abdominal pain, and some patients will feel pain in urinating, and the pain will be severe and unbearable. Pay attention to light diet, low-purine diet, fasting animal offal, seafood, beer, hot pot soup, etc., live a regular life, establish reasonable eating habits and structure, drink more water and urinate frequently, and can be relieved of symptoms by extracorporeal lithotripsy** or surgery**.

What are the symptoms of urinary stones in general?

1. Patients will feel back pain.

Patients with this disease, the most obvious feeling is that there will be obvious symptoms of backache, especially after the patient is tired, the condition of backache will be abnormally aggravated, when it is severe, the symptoms of low back pain will make the patient unable to stand up straight and walk, the symptoms of pain are abnormally serious, this situation should be considered as the cause of stones in their body, resulting in backache, and it is necessary to check as soon as possible to determine the condition.

2. The patient will have symptoms of blood in the urine.

A stone is a hard petrified substance that is present inside the patient's urine passage, which can cause the blood vessels in the urethra to break, and then the blood will flow out of the body with the urine, so the obvious feature of this condition is blood in the urine. These patients are mainly male, and once the patient has this kind of blood in the urine, it is necessary to consider the cause of urinary stones, so blood in the urine is also one of the symptoms of patients with this condition.

3. Symptoms of renal colic.

The condition of urinary stones increases the burden on the patient's urinary tract, and then affects the abnormal pain in the patient's kidneys, with renal colic as the main symptom. It is the feeling that the patient's kidneys will be twisted, which is caused by the stone rolling inside, and then indirectly affects the patient's urine, so that the patient's urine is interrupted, or there will be obvious pain when urinating. For symptoms, you can drink the traditional Chinese medicine Depu Yushiqi tea.

Stones can be drained.

Patients with urinary stone disease will have symptoms of lower back pain, abdominal pain, and some patients will feel pain in urinating, and the pain is severe and unbearable. On weekdays, pay attention to light diet, low-purine diet, forbidden animal offal, seafood, beer, hot pot soup, etc.

Patients with urinary stone disease will have stinging symptoms when urinating, and the female urethra is characterized by wide and short urethra, and the general small stones (less than centimeters) can be expelled on their own. If the stone is too large, the stone may become embedded in the urethra, causing difficulty urinating, thinning or dripping of the urine line, and sometimes acute urinary retention. There is significant pain and tenderness at the site of the stones, nodular tumors may be palpable in the stones of the anterior urethra, and occasionally some of the stones exposed at the external urethral orifice.

Urinary tract stones are a very common disease, and its symptoms are common such as renal colic, hematuria, etc., which require color ultrasound and urine routine examination to be confirmed. And the patient is determined to have a stone that requires a positive **. It is recommended that patients go to the urology department of the hospital for surgery to remove stones**, and in the later stage, they need to drink more water, urinate more, exercise more, and avoid eating spinach and tofu to reduce stones**.