Prostatitis and bilateral kidney stones: What should be done?

Patient's question:

Prostatitis, bilateral kidney stones, high uric acid. Lately, my lower back has been hurting a lot. Hello, will my condition worsen to kidney failure or uremia, etc.?

Doctor's answer:

According to your condition, you have kidney stones, lower back pain, and high uric acid. How many times have you had them? How big are the kidney stones? How high is the uric acid? If the stones are too large, they may lead to kidney hydronephrosis, which can then cause a decline in kidney function. It is recommended that you check how big the kidney stones are and whether surgery is needed for treatment. If your uric acid is high, you can consider taking oral medication to lower it. If the intestinal obstruction is not removed in a timely manner, there is a risk of it progressing to kidney failure.
For patients with prostatitis, daily treatment mainly focuses on symptomatic medication. The patient can take many oral medications, supplemented by various vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoiding cold foods.

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