Patient's question:
I had a kidney stone once. The doctor recommended drinking more water and exercising more, but after going home, I vomited every time I drank water. Nothing could be absorbed by my body, and my waist also hurt very much. My body couldn't take it anymore, and it was constantly screaming in pain. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Kidney stones are formed by the spontaneous deposition of crystalline salts in the kidneys or bladder due to supersaturation. They primarily occur in the kidneys or bladder. In terms of their formation, there are both natural and genetic factors. Naturally, the main factor is the difference in temperature, as higher temperatures make it easier to develop stones (urine concentration).Advice: Modern medical technology is quite advanced, and there are many methods for treating stones, each with its own advantages. I hope you can consider them comprehensively. For patients with kidney stones, it is recommended to drink more water to dilute the urine and prevent the stones from growing. In terms of diet, you can also consider increasing your intake of vitamin C, such as by eating more kiwis, jujubes, and pomelos. Wishing you a speedy recovery! Thank you!