Patient's question:
How should urethral calculi be treated?? Secondary urethral calculi refer to stones that first form in the upper urinary system above the urethra and then enter the urethra and remain lodged within it. Male, 23 years old. Secondary urethral calculi refer to stones that first form in the upper urinary system above the urethra and then enter the urethra and remain lodged within it, often staying near the physiological dilated areas and the proximal side of the narrowed sections of the urethra. Secondary urethral calculi refer to stones that first form in the upper urinary system above the urethra and then enter the urethra and remain lodged within it, often staying near the physiological dilated areas and the proximal side of the narrowed sections of the urethra.Doctor's answer:
Drink plenty of water, which not only increases urine volume to flush the urinary tract and promote the downward movement of stones, but also helps dilute urine to reduce crystal precipitation. Herbal medicine treatment; Acupuncture methods, such as acupuncture or electroacupuncture at points like Shen Shu (BL23), Bladder Shu (BL28), San Yin Jiao (SP6), Zusanli (ST36), Shuidao (ST27), and Tianhu (ST25), can enhance peristalsis in the renal pelvis and ureters, facilitating the expulsion of stones. Regular jumping exercises, inverted positions, or tapping activities are also beneficial for the removal of ureteral stones. Additionally, actively treating primary diseases and regulating the acid-base balance of urine are important measures.