Do you know the early symptoms of kidney stones? There are many people suffering from this disease, and many people are unaware of the significant harm it can cause. However, early kidney stones can still be treated. So, let’s take a look at the early symptoms of kidney stones together!
The common early symptoms of kidney stones mainly include the following points. Let’s take a look together:
1. Renal colic. When stones appear at the junction of the renal pelvis and ureter or descend into the ureter, there will be sudden and unbearable pain like a knife, which is called renal colic. The pain will spread downwards from the side of the abdomen or waist to the bladder area, external genitalia, and inner thighs. Sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and sweating profusely.
2. Hematuria with naked eyes. The main cause of gross hematuria is damage to the mucosa, as stones can cause more severe damage to the mucosa. When the patient is active, pain and hematuria are more likely to be induced. When suffering from stones and concurrent infection, there will be the appearance of pus cells in the urine. Symptoms such as urgency and pain during urination may also occur.
3. Symptoms of discomfort throughout the body such as fever, chills, and chills. These symptoms are mainly more pronounced when there is pus accumulation in the kidneys or acute pyelonephritis occurs. The body may feel very hot, but is afraid of cold and cooling, and occasionally shivers. When both upper urinary tract stones or kidney stones in the kidneys are completely blocked, anuria symptoms may occur. So, patients can drink more traditional Chinese medicine tea to regulate and eliminate stones in their daily lives.
The above are all introductions to the early symptoms of kidney stones. Some kidney stone patients believe that the culprit of kidney stones is calcium, but in fact, this is not the case. On the contrary, kidney stone patients need to supplement calcium. Oral calcium tablets can supplement calcium, but the amount of calcium supplementation depends on individual circumstances.