Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Abdominal painOnset time: October 31, 2009
Laboratory test results: Urinalysis: Low magnification: Leukocytes: 2+; High magnification: White blood cells: 1+; Red blood cells: 2-3; Fungi: 1-2
Ultrasound findings: Both kidneys have normal morphology and size, clear outlines, smooth capsules, uniform renal parenchymal echoes, and relatively clear demarcation between the cortex and medulla. The left renal collecting system is separated by approximately 1.1 cm, while the right renal collecting system shows no separation and no obvious abnormal echoes. A strong light spot approximately 0.6 cm in size is detected in the upper part of the left ureter, followed by a hypoechoic shadow. The right ureter shows dilation. The bladder is well-filled with smooth walls.
Doctor's answer:
Generally, if it is below 0.6, it is drug-induced stone removal. Commonly used drugs include Shen Shi Tong Granules, Pai Shi Granules, etc. If it is above 0.6, it is extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. If it is above 2.0, surgical treatment can be considered. It is recommended that you go to the urology department of the hospital for examination to identify the cause and receive timely treatment.