Consult a medical professional about the type of kidney stones

This is based on the stone you drain as a specimen.

Some are multi-nature kidney stones, so it is not always necessary to believe them all.

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According to the different components of the stones, kidney stones can be divided into six categories: calcium oxalate kidney stones, calcium phosphate kidney stones, uric acid (urate) kidney stones, ammonium phosphate magnesium kidney stones, cystine kidney stones and purine kidney stones. Most kidney stones can be a mixture of two or more ingredients.

1) Calcium oxalate stones account for 80 84 of the stones, often yellow-brown or copper-colored, smooth surface (calcium oxalate monohydrate), rough (calcium oxalate dihydrate), male incidence is more common, most have family history, clearly visible on X-ray. Calcium oxalate crystals are often present in urine sediment.

2) Calcium phosphate stones: accounting for 6 9 of the stones, the stones are white, the surface is rough, often antler-shaped, and the texture is hard. Often formed in alkaline urine. It is more common in young and middle-aged men, and most of them have family history, which is clearly visible on X-rays.

3) Uric acid (urate) stones: accounting for 6-10 of the stones, the surface is smooth, often antler-shaped, yellow or tan in color, the texture is hard, blurred or unable to appear on the X-ray. It is more common in males, especially in patients with gout, and usually has a family history.

Uric acid crystals may be seen in urine sediment.

4) Magnesium ammonium phosphate stones: accounting for 6-9 of the stones, the stones are yellow or dirty gray, dendritic or antler-like, and the texture is soft. It is more common in women, and there are more patients with urinary tract infections, which cannot be transmitted through X-rays. Magnesium ammonium phosphate crystals can be seen in urine sediment.

5) Cystine stones: accounting for less than 2 of the stones, the stones are yellow or white in color, smooth on the surface, round, not easy to pass through X-rays, and often form in acidic urine. Cystine crystals may be seen in urine sediment.

6) Xanthine stones: This type of stone is rarely seen, white or yellow-brown in color, very brittle in texture, can not pass through X-rays, and is generally formed in acidic urine.

What are the types of kidney stones (transverse plate) (repaired).

Stone lithotripsy in the kidney needs to be very cautious, it is recommended to be conservative first, use traditional Chinese medicine to dissolve fossil stones, promote the discharge of stones, and wait for the stones to be discharged from the kidney to the ureter, which can be discharged by themselves as much as possible.