What to do if you have urinary stones and hematuria? Chinese medicine remedies are effective

Urethral stones are one of the common diseases of the urinary system. The vast majority of urinary stones are stones that descend from the kidneys or bladder. Urinary stones have a great impact on people's lives. The clinical manifestations are difficulty and pain in urination, or difficulty in urination, and sometimes symptoms such as hematuria. So, how can urinary stones and hematuria be treated?

1: 120g bamboo shoots (peeled), 120g plantain. Add water and boil it into a decoction, drink it. Take 250 ml each time, once every 2 hours, 3 to 4 times a day.

2: 30g of Centella asiatica and 90g of Coix seeds. Decoction the herb Centella asiatica in water to get 1 bowl of juice, cook 3 bowls of porridge with coix seeds, mix well with the juice, and drink it like tea. In winter, you can put it in a thermos bottle and add an appropriate amount of white sugar.

3: 30g of Gastrodia elata and 90g of Coix seeds. Boil the stone reed in water to get 1 bowl of juice, cook 3 bowls of porridge with coix seeds, mix with the juice, add appropriate amount of brown sugar and drink.

4: 15g of sea sand or 30g of sea sand grass, 90g of coix seed. Boil the sea sand in water to get 1 bowl of juice, cook 3 bowls of porridge with coix seeds, mix it with the juice, add appropriate amount of sugar, and eat.

5: 60 grams of reed root and 60 grams of coix seed. Boil reed root in water to get 1 bowl of juice, cook coix seed into porridge, mix with the juice, add appropriate amount of sugar, and eat.

6: 30 grams of gourd shell and 60 grams of coix seed. Boil the gourd shell in water to get 1 bowl of juice, add coix seeds to cook 2 bowls of porridge, mix with the juice, add appropriate amount of sugar, and drink it like tea.

7: 9 grams of chicken gizzard powder and 60 grams of coix seed. Cook 2 bowls of porridge with Job's tears, mix it with chicken gizzard powder, add 2 spoons of brown sugar, mix well and eat it at will.

Drink water, exercise appropriately, and have regular check-ups. Sometimes smaller stones will be excreted from the body with urine. If you have symptoms, you should go to the urology department for diagnosis and treatment in time.