Everything about kidney stones; From causes to new treatments

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What is a kidney stone?

Kidney stones are common and painful diseases of the urinary system, which can lead to more serious problems if not treated. These stones are solid masses of mineral material that form in the kidney and may be asymptomatic or very painful.

Warning signs

Symptoms of kidney stone formation may include:

Severe pain in the side, back, or groin
Dark or bloody urine
Nausea and vomiting
Burning when urinating
Frequent urination
Fever and chills (if there is an infection)

Why do kidney stones form?

The main causes include:

Drinking less Water
Diet high in salt, animal protein, or foods high in oxalate
Family history
Metabolic problems such as hyperparathyroidism

Overweight and diabetes

Use of certain medications or supplements

Kidney stone treatment methods

According to the type and size of the stone, there are different treatment methods:

Medicine treatment + sufficient water for small stones
Stone breaking with waves (ESWL) without the need for surgery
Uretoscopy with fine instruments through the duct Urine
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) for large stones
Open surgery only in special cases

Prevention measures

Prevention is always better than cure:

Drink 2 to 3 liters of water per day
Reduce salt and soda consumption
Avoid spinach, beets, and chocolate
Maintain proper weight
Periodic examination of kidney health, especially in people with a previous history

Importance of seeing a specialist doctor

Precise diagnosis of stone type and cause It is the key to preventing the recurrence of the disease. Dr. Saleh Bouya As a kidney and blood pressure specialist, he provides scientific and accurate guidance for the management of kidney diseases.

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