Patient's question:
What kind of stone is a crystal-like stone the size of rice grains? Kidney stone. A few days ago, I had lower back pain, excruciating pain, and hematuria. Now I am taking Dendrobium candidum.Doctor's answer:
Kidney stones refer to stones that occur in the renal calyces, renal pelvis, and the connection between the renal pelvis and ureter. They may cause pain, such as dull pain, aching pain, or renal colic on the affected side, and tenderness upon percussion over the renal region. Hematuria often occurs simultaneously with pain, along with symptoms of urinary obstruction and urinary tract infection. Some cases may be asymptomatic or only exhibit mild discomfort in the waist area.Advice: The goal of treating kidney stones is to remove the stones, maintain the patency of the urinary tract, and ensure the normal function of the urinary system. Non-surgical treatment options include drinking a large amount of water and taking antispasmodic medication during pain-free intervals. Regular exercise is recommended, but avoid consuming milk.