The main causes of kidney stones

Kidney stones are a common type of stones in clinical practice. Kidney stones refer to stones inside the kidneys. The main reason for the formation of kidney stones is that there is too much calcium in the renal pelvis, which precipitates out from the renal pelvis, so kidney stones will slowly form. Therefore, the main reason for the formation of kidney stones is that you take too much calcium-containing substances and organic salts, drink less water, eat less vegetables and fruits, and cannot excrete the precipitates out of the body in time, so kidney stones will slowly form.

What are the symptoms of kidney stones in the ureter?

Ureteral stones are generally caused by kidney stones falling into the ureter, which causes a series of clinical symptoms. The clinical manifestation of ureteral stones is sudden onset of severe pain in the waist and abdomen. In addition to pain, it is also accompanied by nausea, vomiting, sweating, and if secondary urinary tract infection occurs, there are symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, pain, and hematuria. If the obstruction lasts for a long time, chills and fever may occur. If ureteral stones are suspected, a urinary system ultrasound examination should be performed to check the size and location of the stones and choose the appropriate treatment method. Small stones can be naturally excreted from the body through more exercise and drinking more water. Larger stones may require surgery or extracorporeal lithotripsy.

Which department should I go to for kidney stones?

Kidney stones usually require you to go to the hospital to see a urologist. Kidney stones belong to urology diseases. Kidney stones generally refer to stones inside the kidneys. Kidney stones may cause the following clinical symptoms, such as low back pain or pain in the waist and abdomen, gross hematuria, etc. If you have these clinical conditions, you need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations and treatments in time. You can go to the hospital for a urinary system color Doppler ultrasound, or a urinary system CT, urine routine, urine culture test to make a clear diagnosis, and then you can choose different treatment methods according to the size, number, shape, density, location, etc. of the stones.