Patient's question:
In the past three months, the child has visited the doctor about four times due to bronchitis. What could be the reason for the child's frequent bronchitis and fever? How can we avoid the child getting bronchitis and fever again? What should I pay attention to in daily life? What kinds of food should the child eat more?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of ureteral stones primarily depends on the size and location of the stones to determine the appropriate treatment method. If the stones are relatively small, drug-induced stone expulsion can be considered, while appropriate activity should be encouraged to promote stone passage. If the stones are less than one centimeter, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) or direct surgical intervention can be used for treatment. Surgical procedures are generally less painful, and minimally invasive surgery is now commonly employed.