Patient's question:
Where is it better to treat ureteral stones? When stones form, there is usually a core first, then crystals and colloids in the urine deposit around this core and grow. A 23-year-old male. When stones form, there is usually a core first, then crystals and colloids in the urine deposit around this core and grow. Cell fragments, blood clots, necrotic tissue, bacteria, and foreign bodies from the outside can all serve as cores to form stones. When stones form, there is usually a core first, then crystals and colloids in the urine deposit around this core and grow. Cell fragments, blood clots, necrotic tissue, bacteria, and foreign bodies from the outside can all serve as cores to form stones.Doctor's answer:
When urinary calculi form acute urinary obstruction, the clinical manifestations are relatively typical, and the diagnosis is not difficult. Primary urinary calculi are often easily confused with certain diseases.