Patient's question:
During the day, urination is mostly normal, but at night, there is frequent urination, and after going to the toilet, it's hard to urinate, with only a few drops coming out, but I can't control it. What medication is used to treat kidney stones?Doctor's answer:
If the kidney stone is less than one centimeter, it is recommended to take some stone-expelling granules orally or drink more water, and engage in more jumping and hopping activities, which may possibly help it pass out. However, if the stone is larger than one centimeter, it may not be able to pass out on its own. In such cases, procedures like laser lithotripsy or surgeries such as ureteroscopy or percutaneous nephrolithotomy can be used. The decision depends on the size of the stone.