Patient's question:
Uncle used to get a health check-up and was found to have kidney stones, but he didn't have any symptoms for a long time, so he didn't pay attention to it. Recently, he felt severe lower back pain and went for a prenatal check-up. The results showed that the stones had caused kidney hydronephrosis. So, he wants to ask how to treat the kidney hydronephrosis caused by the stones.Doctor's answer:
During the treatment of a patient with a urinary tract infection, cohabitation is generally not recommended, as it may be transmitted to the other person. Urinary tract infections are commonly caused by bacterial infections, which may be related to poor personal hygiene, phimosis, and other factors in the patient's daily life. Symptoms often include urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria, which are typical bladder irritation symptoms. It is usually recommended to use a variety of anti-inflammatory drugs and symptomatic medications such as heat-clearing and diuretic herbs for treatment.