Patient's question:
My cousin's colleague is a good friend from my middle school. Recently, he experienced severe pain while urinating and went to the hospital for a check-up. The result was the treatment of urinary stones. The doctor recommended taking medication while also doing well in daily health care to prevent the condition from worsening and becoming harder to treat.Doctor's answer:
US Non-invasive Stone Fragmentation Star Technology: "Five Advantages" for More Economical and Complete Treatment of Urinary Stones1. No incisions, no need for surgery throughout the process, less pain, and more safe and reliable. Using a ureteroscope, the stones are located through the urethra, bladder, and ureter, fragmented, and directly removed from the body, leaving no wounds behind.
2. Does not damage soft tissues, only fragments stones without harming surrounding soft tissues, effectively avoiding postoperative complications. During the procedure, the kidney remains in normal or slight negative pressure, preventing potential infection risks that other fragmentation methods may cause. This plays a positive role in protecting kidney function.