What are the symptoms of kidney stones, and where do they hurt?

Updated on healthy 2024-08-10
14 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-15

    There are two conditions to consider, first, cholecystitis or gallstones. Second, right ureteral stones. The right kidney stone is generally a pain in the right lower back.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-14

    Kidney stone pain is also different from other diseases, so what are the symptoms of kidney stone pain?

    The pain of kidney stones is mainly located in the rib corners, waist, and upper abdomen of patients, and is mostly paroxysmal or persistent. 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.

    At present, hematuria is the main manifestation of kidney stones, and the reason why kidney stones can induce hematuria is precisely because the mucosal tissue of the kidney is caused by the friction of stones, and the symptoms are often accompanied by renal colic at the same time. There are also a very small number of patients who do not feel pain, mainly hematuria or very small blood volume, which can not be seen through the naked eye, and in the urine examination, the number of red cover cells in the urine can be seen to increase abnormally, which is also one of the indicators for the diagnosis of kidney stones.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    The symptoms of kidney stones are varied.

    1) Lumbar colic: Renal colic is a typical symptom of kidney stones, usually after exercise or at night, severe pain in one side of the lower back suddenly occurs, because it is too painful and often described as "knife-like", and at the same time, there can be pain in the lower abdomen and inner thighs, nausea and vomiting, paleness, etc. The patient is restless and in great pain.

    Renal colic is caused by a kidney stone that blocks the renal pelvis or ureter during the passage process. Many patients present with vague pain and swelling pain in the lower back. After the pain, some patients may find stones that pass with the urine.

    For example, the tea of De Bao is very good, which has a long-term effect of regulating the liver and regulating qi, relieving pain and dissolving stones.

    2) Hematuria: About 80% of stone patients have hematuria, only some of which can be found to be red with the naked eye, and most of them can only be found by laboratory urine tests.

    3) Asymptomatic: Many patients find kidney stones incidentally during physical examination without any symptoms.

    4) Hydronephrosis: Stones block the renal pelvis and ureters, and urine is not discharged smoothly, resulting in hydronephrosis. Some hydronephrosis can have no symptoms at all. Long-term hydronephrosis can cause impaired kidney function on the affected side. Severe bilateral hydronephrosis may lead to uremia.

    5) Fever: Kidney stones can be caused by a bacterial infection (infectious stones) or can induce a bacterial infection, leading to fever. Because stones hinder the passage of urine, bacteria cannot be excreted in time, and in severe cases, it can lead to sepsis, which is life-threatening.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Generally, stones below 1cm are very difficult to pass through the method of lithotripsy**, as long as the stones do not cause severe hydronephrosis, Chinese medicine to discharge fossil stones has become the first choice.

    90 grams of desmodium (small leaves), 18 grams of sea sands (fried in packs), 6 grams of chicken inner gold, 1300 ml of water soaked for one hour, boil for 40 minutes, first boil over high heat, switch to low heat, boil for a total of 40 minutes, pour out slightly cool, and drink several times. You can boil it twice, put 600 ml of water on it for the second time, and boil it for 20 minutes. Take until the stone is passed (need to be used for more than 15-30 days), and then reduce the dose:

    45 grams of desmodium, 9 grams of sea sand (fried in packs), 6 grams of chicken inner gold. Take it for another 15 days or so. Drink plenty of water while taking the drug.

    About 2000 ml a day, jumping or skipping rope every day. Tap with the soles of your feet.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Urinary tract stones are kidney stones that appear in this kidney stone and gradually grow, if it falls into the ureter, it becomes this ureteral stone, ureteral stone its biggest harm, is that the urine from the kidney to the bladder produces an acute, obstructive symptoms, the patient can have severe renal colic. Therefore, in the emergency department of urology, ureteral stones, it has a lot of patients, this kind of patients are mainly manifested in this severe waist cramp is very painful, because the urine can not come to the kidney area of this kind of distentive pain is very intense, and some patients are even rolling on the ground, sweating, etc., some reflexive, can have nausea, vomiting It is a kind of acute abdomen that needs to be urgently sent to the hospital for treatment, generally speaking, patients in the hospital have typical, this kind of renal colic symptoms, When the doctor gives the patient a physical examination, the patient's kidney area will have a snap pain, there will be a pain in the kidney area, and the red blood cells in the urine can be seen in the urine routine, if it is further examined, an ultrasound of the urinary system can be performed, at this time, the ureteral stone can be seen or the upper part of the stone can be seen, the ureteral expansion and a dilation and hydrops on this side of the kidney can indirectly reflect the existence of the stone. In addition, CT is a very accurate examination, which can be very clearly seen, in the area of the ureter, to see an image of a stone, which can completely confirm the diagnosis.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The symptoms of kidney stones depend on the shape of the stone, its location, and whether there are 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.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    In addition, in severe cases, the patient is pale, cold sweat, thin and fast pulse, so that the blood pressure drops in a state of shock, and most of them have nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, constipation, decreased urine output during the attack, and polyuria can be relieved after remission.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Hello; Generally, the symptoms of kidney stones will also appear abdominal pain, and it is also intermittent, if not timely, the pain will appear more and more frequent, and it will aggravate the pain, and there is also hematuria, but also cause fever, cold, etc., serious will lead to kidney failure, please treat in time. Wishing you good health!

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Kidney stones are common clinical diseases, and there are many pathogenic causes, the main types are calcium oxalate stones, urate stones and cysteine stones, and their clinical symptoms are mainly as follows:

    1. Low back pain and renal colic: some patients have severe pain, and it is recommended to undergo ultrasound examination in time to find stones;

    2. Hematuria: It may be gross hematuria, that is, the patient finds bright red urine when going to the toilet, or it may be normal urine, and red blood cells are found under the microscope.

    If the patient has the above symptoms, he should go to a regular hospital for examination and ** in time to avoid causing serious diseases, or even obstruction leading to kidney failure, the consequences are very serious, so the stones must be treated, and the stones must be discharged quickly.

    1.Drink plenty of water.

    When we talk about drinking more water, we mean purified water, not carbonated drinks, teas, energy drinks, etc. Drinking 400ml of water every 2 hours, even if you are not thirsty, can effectively replenish water and prevent stones.

    2.Exercise more, stay up late.

    Exercise can speed up metabolism, and inorganic salts in the body can also be excreted with sweat, reducing the possibility of stones.

    3.Adjust your diet and try to be as light as possible.

    Eat less high-calcium foods, such as tofu, eggs, and less barbecue, as well as carbonated drinks, because the carbonic acid contained in carbonated drinks is easy to form inorganic salts with excess minerals in the human body, thus forming stones, so it is best to eat less.

    4.Regular check-ups.

    Generally, you can go for a physical examination in 3-6 months, and don't wait until you are really uncomfortable to go to the doctor, which will be costly.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Kidney stones cause pain, most of which are caused by urinary tract spasms caused by the movement of the stones, which is what we often call knife-like pain. At night, when people sleep on their backs, the stones change their position due to gravity and even enter the ureters, which is particularly prone to colic. If the stone moves along the ureter, abrasion of the mucous membrane of the ureteral wall, the pain is mild, and sometimes blood in the urine is detected in the morning.

    Chen Cangwen, a stone expert, pointed out that if such an abnormal situation is found, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for examination in time. Now, we know that the pain of kidney stones at night is caused by urinary tract spasms caused by stones, what should we do? If you want to effectively solve it, you must beat the stone out of the body as soon as possible, and you can use Chen Cangwen stone tea to discharge, and the praise on the Internet is also very high. Kidney.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Hello, kidney stones generally appear in the lower back, that is, at the intersection of the lumbar spine and the ribs; At the same time, it will be accompanied by symptoms such as intense vomiting and gross hematuria. Ultrasonography of both kidneys can confirm the diagnosis.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1.Hematuria, pyuria: acute renal colic is often accompanied by significant gross or microscopic hematuria.

    After the stone stops moving for a few days, the blood in the urine disappears. A small number of stones may cause complete obstruction without hematuria. If the stone is co-infected, hematuria and pyuria occur at the same time.

    2.Acute obstructive oliguria, anuria: patients with a single kidney (absence or non-function of the contralateral kidney) or bilateral ureteral stones.

  13. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Kidney stones are often painful in the lower back and abdomen, and most of them are paroxysmal, and if combined with urinary tract sensation, fever and chills may occur. If the stone moves through the kidney, or if the stone falls from the kidney into the ureter, it can cause pain in the kidney. If the pain is severe, some people may experience cold sweats and a rapid pulse.

  14. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Generally, this kind of kidney stone only has this kind of pain, and hematuria is more common. The location of this pain is generally more noticeable in the lower back. In view of your current situation, go to a professional nephrology department to make a clear judgment, choose this conservative and surgical way according to the different locations and sizes of this stone, and pay attention to drinking more water.

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