Do kidney stones affect fertility?

Having children is a very important process for a woman and a family. As the saying goes, "There are three unfilial acts: not having descendants, and the worst of them", which shows the importance of continuing the offspring in people's hearts. Only after going through all these processes can people's lives be complete. However, life is not so simple and perfect, and there are always problems that affect people's plans.

Kidney stones are a disease that people often suffer from nowadays, and they cause great harm to people. For women, many changes in the body can cause fertility problems. So, will kidney stones have any impact on women's fertility?

Kidney stones are caused by the growth of stones inside the kidney organ. They can indeed cause many diseases, but they generally do not affect fertility or male sexual function. Therefore, as long as the kidney stones are treated in time and removed, the impact on our health will be minimal. But if you delay treatment, many problems may arise, causing greater and more widespread damage. Then the treatment of kidney stones cannot be delayed. Let’s take a look at the dangers of kidney stones.

Pain symptoms. About half of patients with long-term kidney stones will experience lower back and abdominal pain. In mild cases, there are symptoms such as dull pain, bloating, and dull pain; in severe cases, there are severe paroxysmal intermittent colic, some of which are like knife-like pains, which are usually unbearable for patients.

Causes hematuria. Some are difficult to distinguish with the naked eye, while others are more obvious and can be distinguished with the naked eye. The urine is red. Impaired kidney function. When obstruction occurs, the area above the obstruction is under too much pressure, and long-term obstruction may lead to complete loss of kidney function.

Although kidney stones generally do not affect fertility, if they continue to worsen and become serious, the consequences will be more severe and will cause greater harm to the patient. Therefore, timely and effective treatment of kidney stones is the key.

Through the above understanding, I believe people can clearly know that kidney stones generally do not affect women's fertility. However, just like other diseases, if not treated early, whether it is a major illness or a minor illness, it will cause immeasurable harm to the body. So it’s best for people not to take such risks and seek early treatment if they are sick.