Symptoms of bladder stones in women

Bladder stones are one of the diseases of the urinary system, and the patients are mainly women. If a woman suffers from bladder stones, she will find it very difficult to urinate. Some women may also experience pain when urinating or have difficulty urinating. If you suffer from bladder stones, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. In severe cases, surgery may be required to remove the stones. So, what are the symptoms of bladder stones in women?

The main symptoms of bladder stones in women are: difficulty urinating, painful urination and hematuria. Sometimes stones block the bladder neck during urination, causing interruption and pain in urination, and the person must squat or lie down to continue urinating. When the stones are large and impacted, urination difficulties may worsen or urinary retention may occur. Bladder stones complicated by infection may cause frequent urination, urgency, and pain at the end of urination.

Generally, when stones move in the bladder, the symptoms of dysuria may be mild or severe. Sometimes, in the middle of urination, stones suddenly block the urethral opening and interrupt urination. To continue urinating, you must change your body position, such as lying in bed, before you can continue urinating. If the stone is large, the symptom will be more serious. The stimulation of the stone in the bladder will cause cystitis, increase the frequency of urination, and cause mucosal ulcers, followed by hematuria. The initial manifestation is terminal hematuria, and the main bleeding is deposited in the bladder. Under the action of the urinary muscles, when the urine in the bladder is exhausted, the blood flows out.

The typical symptoms of bladder stones are sudden interruption of urine flow and severe pain in the glans penis when the patient is urinating. This is because the stone suddenly becomes lodged in the internal urethral opening, causing spasm of the bladder sphincter.

The symptoms of bladder stones in women are also very obvious. Do not ignore these symptoms, which may lead to more serious bladder stones. If you have more questions, you can communicate with our experts.

These are obvious symptoms of bladder stones in women. Experts point out that if you have the above symptoms, you must get checked in time.

For the prevention of bladder stones in women, in daily life, we just need to pay attention to diet, drink more water, eat less protein and high-fat foods, and pay more attention to exercise.

Although most patients with bladder stones are men, women can also suffer from bladder stones. The above introduces some symptoms that women may experience when they suffer from bladder stones. I think you should be familiar with these symptoms. If you have similar symptoms, you must pay attention to it.