Is urinary calculi serious

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I'm a supermarket cashier. I have to stand and work for a long time every day. It's very inconvenient for me to go to the toilet. Therefore, I seldom drink water, so I will make less urine. However, after a long time, I found that the frequency of micturition is less, and there are symptoms of tingling and embarrassment in micturition. I began to suspect that there is a problem in the urinary system. After a bladder examination, I found that there are stones in the urinary catheter, which is called urinary calculi Urethral calculi, through CT examination found that the size of the stone is 9 mm, but my work does not allow me to ask for leave for a long time, I am a supermarket cashier, every day to stand to work for a long time, the toilet is very inconvenient, so I usually rarely drink water, so that urine will be much less, but after a long time, I found that the frequency of micturition is less, and there are also symptoms of micturition tingling and urinary distress I began to suspect that there was a problem with the urinary system. After doing a bladder examination, I found that there was a stone in the urinary catheter, which is called urethral stone. Through CT examination, I found that the size of the stone was 9mm, but my work did not allow me to ask for leave for a long time. I want to know if the 9mm urethral stone is serious? Let's talk about it.

Is urinary calculi serious

First: each person's constitution is different, the size of the urinary catheter will be different, but the 9 mm urethral stone is very big, which will affect and harm the urinary catheter. After a long time, it will cause the stone stuck in the urinary catheter, which will cause pain when urinating, less urine, and urine bifurcations.

Second: it can be seen that 9 mm urethral stones are very serious. At this time, the stones can not be discharged through drug treatment. Many people also like to drink water and bounce, exercise and other folk remedies, but the stones can not be successfully discharged after they are too big. Therefore, the best time for patients to do surgical treatment.

Third: patients can do B-ultrasound, CT and other examinations to find out the location of urethral stones, and then carry out treatment after meeting the operation conditions. Minimally invasive surgery can be used to treat urethral stones, and the risk of operation is small. The urethra can be taken out directly, and the catheter can be dredged successfully. Patients should pay attention to rest after operation, and wait for the body to recover.

matters needing attention

Postoperative patients should pay attention to the prevention of urethral stones, patients should drink more water every day, but also appropriate exercise, the formation and discharge of stones are beneficial, and patients should pay attention to the diet, a lot of improper food will cause stones.