The symptoms of bladder stones are actually these three

Bladder stones are a common disease among men and seriously affect human health. Therefore, for a disease like bladder stones, we must understand its symptoms and ensure early detection and early treatment. In daily life, there are three symptoms of bladder stones, the most common of which is pain.

1. Pain. Pain is the most obvious symptom of bladder stones in the early stage and is also the most easily felt by patients. It manifests as dull pain in the lower abdomen and pubic area, and there may also be obvious pain. It is often induced or aggravated by activities. Patients with bladder stones may experience frequent urination and urgency in the bladder mucosa due to stimulation of the bladder by the stones. Pain during urination, and worsening pain at the end of urination. Some may also experience terminal hematuria.

2. Difficulty urinating. Difficulty urinating is another major symptom that patients with bladder stones are likely to experience in the early stages. The symptoms may include sudden interruption of urine flow and severe pain in the glans penis during urination. This is because the stones suddenly become lodged in the internal urethral opening, causing spasm of the bladder sphincter. If a child suffers from bladder stones, he or she may experience unbearable pain. If adults pull the child's penis with their hands at this time, the child will cry and sweat profusely, and sometimes may also suffer from rectal prolapse.

3. Infection. Infection is a symptom that all patients with bladder ligation will experience in the early stages. Therefore, almost all bladder ligation will cause secondary infection. Therefore, patients with bladder ligation will often have pyuria. As the degree of infection worsens, the original symptoms will also worsen. In rare cases, obstruction may cause hydronephrosis or pyelonephritis, and severe cases may even cause weakened renal function.

The above are the early symptoms of bladder syndrome. I hope everyone can refer to them carefully in combination with their current physical condition. At the same time, I also hope that all patients with bladder syndrome can recover soon.