Patient's question:
Ureteral stones are a very serious disease. We live in this world and are bound to encounter various unpleasant things. If this disease occurs, the whole body will frequently experience cramps. This pain makes life worse than being on the brink of death. Therefore, we must first treat this disease to achieve success, and then we must cure it.ST first clarifies ureteral stones. If accompanied by hydronephrosis, will this lead to uremia? If so, how is it treated? Can people with uremia eat radishes and vegetables?
Doctor's answer:
Uremia is caused by the extensive destruction of glomeruli by viruses, leading to the inability of the body to excrete metabolic waste products, resulting in the accumulation of toxins and causing dysfunction in organs such as the heart, digestive system, and nervous system. Ureteral stones can lead to hydronephrosis, compressing the renal cortex and causing it to thin, thereby impairing renal function. However, it does not necessarily progress to uremia. If detected early and the blockage caused by the stones is removed, normal function can be restored.