Bladder Stone Symptoms

Bladder stones are a very common disease in our lives. They can cause great harm to the patient's body and need our attention. There are many causes of bladder stones. Malnutrition, physical diseases and urinary tract infections can all cause the disease. We must pay attention to the prevention and treatment of diseases in our lives. What are the main symptoms of bladder stones?

Bladder stones mainly occur in middle-aged men. These men should pay attention to disease prevention. When urination pain and cystitis occur, we need to check and treat them in time.

What are the symptoms of bladder stones? The typical symptoms of bladder stones are interrupted urination and pain, radiating to the glans penis and distal urethra, accompanied by difficulty urinating and bladder irritation symptoms. Pediatric patients often rub and pull the glans penis with their hands, and then continue to urinate after the symptoms are relieved after changing their posture. This symptom is more pronounced in patients with larger stones. The stimulation of stones in the bladder and the resulting cystitis cause children to urinate frequently. At the same time, due to the mucosal ulcers, hematuria may occur, which often manifests initially as terminal hematuria. Rectal prolapse is often complicated by increased abdominal pressure. When prostatic hyperplasia is complicated by bladder stones, urination difficulties may worsen or be accompanied by symptoms of infection. If the stones are located in the bladder diverticulum, there are often no symptoms mentioned above, and only urinary tract infection occurs.

A preliminary diagnosis can often be made based on typical symptoms. Attention should be paid to etiological diagnosis. Larger bladder stones can be detected through rectal digital examination and B-ultrasound, which can show the acoustic shadow of the stones. It can also detect prostate hyperplasia and other diseases at the same time. It is a non-invasive examination. Plain abdominal X-rays can show most stones. Inserting a metal probe through the urethra can give you the feeling of touching the stone, but it can only be used in adults. In children, there is a risk of damaging the urethra due to their inability to cooperate. Cystoscopy is the most reliable method for diagnosing bladder stones. Whether or not the stones are X-ray transparent, they can be detected, and the specific characteristics of the stones can be determined. It can also be found whether there are other lesions, such as prostate hyperplasia, bladder diverticulum, inflammatory changes and cancer.

The above content is an introduction to the symptoms of bladder stones. I hope it can be of some help to you. We need targeted treatment for bladder stones. Antibiotic treatment and surgery are both good options. We can get treatment according to our own choice. Physical health is what we value most. We should have regular physical examinations and stay healthy at all times.