Symptoms of left kidney stones

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Kidney is the main part of urinary calculi. Stones in any other part can be primary in the kidney. Almost all ureteral calculi come from the kidney, and kidney calculi are more likely to directly damage the kidney than stones in any other part. Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment are very important. I have collected some information, which I hope will be useful to you.

Symptoms of left kidney stones

Asymptomatic: most of them are calyceal calculi. It was found by B-ultrasound in physical examination that the urine examination was negative or there were a small amount of red and white blood cells. Infection symptoms: pyuria may appear when complicated with infection, and chills, fever, low back pain, frequent urination, urgency and pain may appear when acute attack occurs.

Lumbago: large stones of the renal pelvis, such as cast stones, can have hematuria after strenuous exercise. Stone removal history: when the pain and hematuria attack, there may be sand or small stones discharged with the urine. When the stones pass through the urethra, the urine flow is blocked and the pain in the urethra is felt. After the stones are discharged, the urine flow immediately returns to unobstructed, and the patient feels relaxed and comfortable.

Renal colic: usually small stones, microscopic or gross hematuria, obvious percussion pain in the renal area, pale complexion, cold sweat, weak pulse and even blood pressure drop, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting and abdominal distension and other gastrointestinal symptoms. Generally speaking, there are no obvious symptoms in the early stage of kidney stones, so most of the patients with kidney stones find that they have kidney stones unconsciously.

matters needing attention

It should be noted that patients with kidney stones should pay special attention to diet. Don't eat food rich in oxalate, because 60% of kidney stones are formed by calcium oxalate. Also, protein intake. There is a direct relationship between protein and kidney stones. Because protein is easy to form calcium, phosphorus, uric acid in the urine, leading to the formation of stones.