Patient's question:
On Thursday evening during class, I suddenly started feeling pain in a spot slightly behind my right waist. It was very painful, making it difficult to sit comfortably and concentrate on the lecture. Later, I left class early and the pain continued even while walking. After returning to my dorm, the pain eased somewhat. Over the past two days, it has been lingering, but not too severe—just a mild ache that intensifies when pressed.Doctor's answer:
Urinary stones are more common in people with a stone constitution, and they tend to recur easily. Suggestions: The symptoms of urinary stones are often accompanied by hematuria, lower back pain, or sharp abdominal pain on one side. Therefore, it is recommended that you undergo a color Doppler ultrasound or B-mode ultrasound examination to determine the location of the stones and receive targeted treatment. Doctor's inquiry: