What to do if kidney stones are stuck in the urethra

There are always various problems in the human body. Some people will always grow stones in their bodies, such as gallstones, kidney stones, etc. People with kidney stones will be very painful. Some people's kidney stones will get stuck in the urethra, which will cause very abnormal urination. Next, let’s learn about what to do if kidney stones are stuck in the urethra.

If stones block the urethra, symptomatic treatment is necessary. If colic occurs, painkillers should be taken promptly. If serious infection or obstruction is found, acute treatment should be given according to the specific situation. First, the infection should be controlled. Ureteral catheterization should be performed when necessary to ensure unobstructed urine drainage and prevent damage to kidney function. On the other hand, we should actively look for the cause of the disease, and develop specific treatment and prevention plans based on the cause and different components, which should vary from person to person, so as to strive to solve the problem fundamentally and try to prevent the recurrence of stones.

If the stone blocks the urethra, you must go to the hospital for relevant treatment in time, mainly surgical treatment. Generally, an extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy machine is used for internal stone removal treatment. This treatment method will not cause any damage to the internal organs of the human body, and the stone removal is more thorough than other methods. The patient will not feel pain and is more likely to accept it. The most outstanding feature of the extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy device is that it is relatively user-friendly, has a wide range of indications, can completely remove stones, generally does not require hospitalization, and has relatively low treatment costs. It is a simple, effective and relatively reliable treatment device.

Kidney stones are very harmful to the human body. If you find yourself experiencing adverse symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. After the doctor's diagnosis, if there are symptoms of kidney stones blocking the urethra, you can use an extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy machine to completely remove the stones. This will cause little harm to the human body and has almost no side effects. Adhere to the treatment and resume a healthy life as soon as possible.