How to relieve kidney stone pain more effectively

The pain caused by kidney stones will affect the patient's life and work, so the correct method should be used to effectively relieve the pain. Acupuncture can help the excretion of stones. At the same time, you should also pay attention to drinking more water and exercising more, which will also help the excretion of stones.

1. For those with bacterial infection in urine culture, active anti-infection should be taken. For those with metabolic disorders in the body, the primary disease should be actively treated and the pH of urine should be adjusted.

2. Acupuncture method: Increase the peristalsis of the renal pelvis and ureter, which is beneficial to the excretion of stones.

3. The dietary principle for patients with urinary stones tends to be a low-animal-protein, high-vitamin vegetarian diet. Meat should be limited for stones, and animal offal should be avoided. The daily protein intake should not exceed 90 grams; eat less spinach, mushrooms, and cauliflower, and eat more fruits. Alkalinization of urine is important in the prevention and treatment of uric acid stones.

4. Regular jumping activities, or inverted positioning and tapping of stones in the renal calyx can also help to expel the stones.

5. You should drink plenty of water and exercise frequently. You should drink plenty of water during medication, 2000-3000 ml per day, and try to make the urine volume reach more than 2000 ml per day. This can dilute the urine, reduce the precipitation of urine salts, and facilitate the discharge of stones. You should encourage yourself to jump more, run more, and do gymnastics often to promote the movement and descent of stones, so as to facilitate their discharge.

To know how to relieve kidney stone pain, you must understand the cause of kidney stone pain. Generally, smaller kidney stones are in the renal pelvis, where there is more space and no compression of surrounding tissues, so there is no pain. Pain is felt only when the kidney area is tapped at the lower back and the stones vibrate. Kidney stones larger than 6mm fall into the ureter, where it is difficult to pass due to the narrow passage, and get stuck in the ureter, compressing the ureteral mucosa, which is very painful.