Is urine bleeding due to kidney stones serious?

When patients suffer from kidney stones, they will have many typical symptoms in their body, such as back pain, bloating and pain in the kidneys, and hematuria, which are all typical symptoms of kidney stones. But for everyone, when there is blood in the urine, they will feel extremely scared. When kidney stone patients discover that their urine is bleeding, they worry that the kidney stones have reached a serious stage. So is kidney stone bleeding in the urine serious?

1. Is bleeding in urine related to kidney stones?

In fact, one of the typical kidney disease symptoms of kidney stones is hematuria. When the stone moves in any part of the renal pelvis, ureter, bladder, or urethra and scratches the urothelium, it can easily cause hematuria and secondary infection. Hematuria is divided into gross hematuria and microscopic hematuria. Gross hematuria is hematuria that can be identified by the naked eye. A large number of red blood cells are mixed in the urine, and the urine appears bright red or like meat washing water. Microscopic hematuria means that red blood cells can only be seen under a high-power microscope.

2. Hematuria care:

1. Most people feel that hematuria is a serious symptom of kidney disease and will be extremely frightened. In fact, you must maintain a good attitude and don’t worry. Kidney disease can be cured if it is treated early.

2. Patients with kidney disease should drink more water, smoke less or not smoke at all, and eat less irritating food. Avoid: spicy food, aquatic products (shrimp, crab), chili peppers, garlic, raw onions, coriander, dog meat, horse meat, and donkey meat.

3. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and avoid strenuous exercise. Many people will experience worsening hematuria after doing physical work, so you must avoid excessive fatigue.

3. Timely treatment of kidney stones:

Kidney disease treatment experts emphasize that the main purpose of treating the disease is to treat the root cause. If kidney stones are treated symptomatically in a timely manner, the symptoms of hematuria will be alleviated. If the kidney stones are completely cured, the hematuria will disappear. If the stone is less than 2 cm and has no obstruction, it is within the range of drug cure and does not require surgery or lithotripsy. Given the harmfulness of surgery and lithotripsy, kidney disease treatment experts recommend that patients with kidney stones use symptomatic medication in a timely manner.

Currently, lytic factor therapy can completely cure kidney stones, but everyone's physical condition is different, and they need careful guidance from experts and detailed analysis of their kidney disease.