Premonitions of kidney stones in girls

Kidney stones are caused by abnormal accumulation of crystalline substances (such as calcium, oxalic acid, high uric acid, cystine, etc.) in the kidneys. It is a common and frequently occurring disease of the genitourinary system. Men are more susceptible to the disease than women. However, with the improvement of modern living standards and the increase in women's influence, the chance of women suffering from stones has greatly increased. Let's discuss what are the signs of stones in girls?

The symptoms of stones in different locations are also different. The occurrence of urinary stones is mainly due to urine extraction and bacterial infection. Therefore, people who drink less water, exercise less, and have poor physical fitness have a higher incidence of stones.

The occurrence of gallstones is closely related to bile extraction, and is common in people who like high-fat, high-calorie foods and spicy foods. Regular physical examinations can be used to observe the status of the gallbladder and liver, and intervention treatment can be carried out as soon as possible for the presence of cholesterol crystals to prevent the formation of stones.

Gastric stones are mostly caused by natural plant stones. For example, after eating hawthorn fruit, persimmon cake, and soft dates, they combine with gastric juice to produce tannic acid, which leads to the occurrence of gastric stones. Therefore, try to avoid eating the above foods to reduce the probability of gastric stones.

If a woman develops urethral stones, the symptoms are generally more obvious. If it is a stone in the renal pelvis, a smaller stone may cause the patient to always have a slight feeling of distension and heaviness in the waist and abdomen. If the stones move or sink, it will cause cramps in the waist and abdomen of women, and the urine will continue to be red, which is actually the main manifestation of blood in the urine.

Most women experience severe pain in the waist and abdomen after suffering from urethral stones, which is caused by the movement or sinking of the stones. In addition to severe pain in the waist and abdomen, it is usually accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and blood in the urine. In addition, there will be symptoms such as fever and shivering. Women will also have frequent urination and urgency, and cannot hold urine.