Clinical manifestations of kidney stones

The clinical manifestations of kidney stones are deeply surprising. Patients with mild kidney stones have no obvious clinical manifestations, while the clinical manifestations of patients with severe kidney stones are closely related to human body functions and life and death. Therefore, the pathology of kidney stones can be seen as an extension of poison. When the poison remains on the surface of the body, the poisoned person may not feel any abnormality in the body at all. However, when the poison passes the incubation period and reaches the brain and heart of the poisoned person, the painful symptoms will be imminent, continuously eroding the human body and mind, just like thousands of insects gnawing at one's body.

Mild kidney stones have a relatively small impact on the patient's life, but once it develops into severe kidney stones, the patient's life will be riddled with holes, and he or she will have to endure the test of life at all times, and the painful struggles are beyond words. Therefore, patients should actively stabilize their condition to prevent severe deterioration.

When smaller stones enter the ureter, the ureter has a strong desire to expel them, so the ureter will move vigorously, which can cause the patient to experience colic symptoms or even severe hematuria. Renal colic can cause pain in the patient's waist and abdomen. In severe cases, the patient may become pale, sweat all over the body, and have low blood pressure, forcing the patient to roll around in bed to relieve the pain. Kidney stones can also cause blockage and infection, resulting in severe hydronephrosis in patients.

Kidney stones are also accompanied by systemic symptoms, such as fever, chills, etc. Once complete blockage of the kidney stones occurs, the patient's life becomes critical because the patient suffers from anuria, renal failure, toxic shock, and even death. These symptoms will gradually erode the patient's body, making the patient vulnerable.

In view of the clinical manifestations of kidney stones, patients with kidney stones should learn to protect themselves and never let their condition worsen. Patients should combine drug treatment and food therapy to rationally regulate their own bodies and allow their small bodies to unleash their unlimited potential. Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. Patients should always be prepared to fight the disease and strive for a chance to prolong their lives.