KIDNEY STONE SYMPTOMS AND THE NATURAL TREATMENT

Kidney stone symptoms

Kidney stone symptoms are very rare until it moves into the ureter. When kidney stone symptoms become apparent, they commonly include:

• severe pain in the groin and side
• blood in urine
• vomiting and nausea
• white blood cells or pus in the urine
• reduced amount of urine excreted
• burning sensation during urination
• persistent urge to urinate
• fever and chills if there is an infection

Many kidney stones are painless until they travel from the kidney, down the ureter, and into the bladder. Depending on the size of the stone, movement of the stone through the urinary tract can cause severe pain with sudden onset. People who have kidney stones often describe the pain as excruciating. The lower back, abdomen, and sides are frequent sites of pain and cramping. Those who have kidney stones may see blood in their urine. Fever and chills are present when there is an infection. Seek prompt medical treatment in the event of these symptoms.

 

Kidney stones are also the result of a buildup of dissolved minerals on the inner lining of the kidneys.

Also, they usually consist of calcium oxilate but they are compose of several other compounds.

Kidney stones are small masses of salts and minerals that form inside the kidneys and may travel down the urinary tract. Kidney stones range in size from just a speck to as large as a ping pong ball

Kidney stones can grow to the size of a golf ball while maintaining a sharp, crystalline structure. Furthermore, the stones may be small and pass unnoticed through the urinary tract, but they can also cause extreme pain as they leave the body.

NATURAL TREATMENT

There are a few steps that can be taken to reduce the impact of kidney stones and assist doctors in providing treatment. Furthermore, treating kidney stones symptoms is primarily focused on symptom management. Besides that, passing a stone can be very painful.

If a person has a history of kidney stones symptoms, natural treatment may be suitable. Individuals who have never passed a kidney stone should speak with a doctor.

If there is need for hospital treatment, an individual may have to rehydrate with an intravenous tube, and administer anti-inflammatory medication.

We often use narcotics in an effort to make the pain of passing the stone tolerable. Antiemetic medication can be used in people experiencing nausea and vomiting.

In some cases, a neurologist can perform a shock wave therapy called lithotripsy. This is a treatment that breaks the kidney stone into smaller pieces and allow it to pass.

Furthermore, people with large stones located in regions that do not allow for lithotripsy may receive surgical procedures, such as removal of the stone with an incision in the back or by inserting a thin tube into the urethra.

The first is drinking enough water to make the urine completely clear. A person can tell they are not consuming enough water if their urine is yellow or brown.

Also, on studying the retrieved stone, they will be able to determine what further treatment is required.

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