Patient's question:
Kidney stones have descended into the upper part of the ureter, and it often causes severe pain now. Female, 26 years old. During last year's physical examination, kidney stones were found, but they were relatively small, so they were ignored. This year's physical examination showed multiple strong echo spots in the left kidney, with the largest one measuring about 5.6mm in length. In the upper part of the left ureter, there is a strong echo with a longitudinal diameter of about 6.2mm, accompanied by a shadow behind it. Two days ago, she experienced pain and vomiting. Pain relief injections and anti-inflammatory drugs were administered, which helped alleviate the symptoms. However, the pain has frequently recurred in the past two days. Taking Xelbix and Celecoxib capsules for pain relief has been ineffective. The current treatment involves taking prescription stone-expelling medication and anti-inflammatory drugs.Doctor's answer:
Hello, your condition is urinary system stones. Advice: Urinary system stones below 10mm can be passed through conservative treatment. It is recommended that you continue to take oral stone-expelling medication and anti-inflammatory medication. Drink more water daily, with an ideal intake of over 3000ml. Engage in more jumping exercises to facilitate the passage of stones. If you experience frequent pain, consider extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.