What symptom does child urethral stone have?
summary
Urinary calculus is a common disease in life. After the occurrence of urethral calculi, the phenomenon of urination and dysuria will aggravate the psychological burden of patients. At the same time, the incidence rate of urethral calculi is higher. In order to avoid recurrent attacks, we need timely and effective surgical treatment. What symptoms do children have urethral calculi? Now let me introduce it to you.
What symptom does child urethral stone have?
First, dysuria. Stones cause incomplete obstruction of the urethra, the urine line will become thin, bifurcated, there will be frequent urination, urgency and urine dripping symptoms. Secondary urethral calculi, due to the sudden insertion of stones into the urethra, there is a sudden interruption of urination, and a strong urine and bladder urgency *, and more acute urinary retention.
Second: pain. Stone movement in the body. Primary urethral calculi often grow up slowly, and there is no pain in the early stage. Secondary calculi are usually embedded in the urethra suddenly, often with sudden urethral pain and micturition pain. Pain can radiate to the glans, perineum or rectum.
Third: hematuria and urethral secretions. This is caused by stone infection, patients often have terminal hematuria or primary hematuria, or urination terminal have a little fresh blood dripping out of the symptoms. Accompanied by severe pain; Mucinous or purulent secretions are often found in the urethra of chronic patients.
matters needing attention
Drink plenty of water. Don't hold your urine. Drinking more and urinating more can help bacteria, carcinogens and stone prone substances to be quickly discharged from the body, and reduce the chance of kidney and bladder damage. Usually, we must take in more water, because some relatively small particles of urethral calculi can be excreted through urine. These are not grown up, and the probability of excretion is relatively large. At the same time, we should actively cooperate with the doctor's diagnosis and treatment.