Where does bladder stones hurt in women?

Bladder stones are a type of urinary and reproductive system disease, which is usually related to the influence of various factors such as chronic cystitis, urethral stones, and kidney stones. Women are also one of the high-risk groups for bladder stones. After suffering from this disease, in addition to taking stone-expelling drugs for treatment, women can also use physical or surgical methods to remove stones or treat gravel. As long as they pay attention to doing all kinds of medical care during the period, they can recover quickly.

So what symptoms do women experience after suffering from bladder stones? Let’s find out together.

1. Bladder stones can cause abnormal urination in women, such as dysuria, hematuria, painful urination, interrupted urination, urinary obstruction, etc., which have a great impact on the patient's physical and mental health, as well as normal work and life.

2. Pain and heaviness in the lower abdomen is also one of the clinical symptoms of bladder stones in women. Patients with worsening symptoms may also experience lower back pain and are often unable to stand or walk normally.

The above two aspects are the main symptoms of women suffering from bladder stones. Once these abnormalities occur, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately. The diagnosis can be made through bladder examination or B-ultrasound examination, and then medication can be used for treatment. For example, medicines such as Shi Pai Granules, Shi Lin Tong Capsules, and Echinops Capsules, as well as surgical methods such as ureteroscopy and gravel lithotomy, cystotomy and nephrolithotomy, all have very good therapeutic effects on bladder stones in women. It can be effectively treated under the guidance of a doctor. As long as the patient's condition is not very serious, it can be basically recovered after persisting in treatment for about a week.

Female friends with bladder stones also need to pay attention to rest during the medication treatment period, and should not overwork or stay up late often. In addition, you also need to pay attention to your dietary health, eat more fruits and vegetables, drink more water, focus on a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, avoid eating foods high in calcium and oxalic acid, maintain smooth urination, and eat more foods with heat-clearing and detoxifying effects that facilitate urination as an auxiliary treatment, which will also be beneficial to the recovery of bladder stones.