Patient's question:
A 5mm upper urinary tract stone has moved into the bladder, but two days later at night, I felt a slight obstruction sensation when urinating, but it didn't affect urination. The original position of the stone still has a bit of soreness, but there's no pain when I punch it. The doctor prescribed Hoten Qing Granules. I don't know if the stone in the bladder can pass out. I drink a lot of water every day. What is this situation? What should I pay attention to in my diet and daily lifestyle to prevent getting stones again?Doctor's answer:
Kidney stones are an extremely common disease, where "stones" form in the kidneys, ureters, or bladder. They not only cause pain and hematuria but can also lead to urinary tract infections. If the "stones" block the urinary tract for a long time, it can cause hydronephrosis and even damage kidney function. Symptoms include pain, hematuria, painful urination, and difficulty urinating.Advice: Kidney stones are also known as urinary tract stones, urolithiasis, or urinary system stones. They refer to the general term for stone diseases in various parts of the urinary system. They are a common condition in the urinary system and are classified based on the location of the stones, including kidney stones, ureteral stones, bladder stones, and urethral stones.