Kidney Stones

Kidneys belong to the genitourinary system where as liver belongs to the hepatobiliary system or gastrointestinal system

Kidney stones can be cause by many factors _ One could be a lack of water intake or dehydration. Too much calcium or urea in the body can result in stones in kidney.

A chronic renal infection can also cause kidney stones

If urine is backed up in the urinary tract for a period of time due to blockage, this can also result in kidney stones being formed.

nah that happens when u have to much milk or sex

I just got out of the hospital after almost dying from kidney stones that caused a kidney infection so bad it spread to my blood. The doctor told me dark sodas have somehting in it that can lead to stones.

It hurts to pass them through the long narrow urethra. (like a woman giving birth)

There may be a little pain when it is passed through the urethra but normally not that much. The pain from a kidney stone comes when it travels from the kidney to the bladder in a tube called the ureter this tube is smaller and thinner than the urethra. The pain can be caused if it is a jagged stone by it scraping on the sides of the ureter but mostly it is the result of spasms in the ureter as your body is trying to push the stone out.

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The chance of contracting chronic kidney disease has increased over the past few years, particularly within the United States. The chance of contracting the disease drastically increases with age, and is a fairly common disease that requires immediate treatment.

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It is simply kidney stones or renal calculi.

This means kidney stones (nephrolithiasis) in BOTH kidneys/ureters (bilateral). Most common presentations for stones are unilateral but bilateral can occur in patients with a predisposition either anatomically (in pregnant women) or from elevated uric acid (as seen in gout) or calcium (multiple disease processes)

tumour lysis of lymphoma causes hyperuricaemia and forms renal stone (uric acid).

On the contrary, highly acidic foods, such as citrus fruits, (i.e.: lemons, oranges, grapefruit), have been proven to be a trigger for the formation of kidney stones, as these substances heighten the levels of uric acid in the system. However, the herb "milk thistle" has been proven to break down kidney stones into a more passable "dust-like" form. I know this, because I have Medullary Sponge Kidney Disease. I have hundreds of them. A good source of milk thistle, as well as in encapsulized form, is in the energy drink, "Rockstar". I drink one each day, and the added taurine is also good for improved circulation. Be sure to only drink them in moderation, as with any food or drink that contain additive components.

is somking or snuffing cause of kidney stones

The urinary tract. However if the stone is too large to pass it will block the urinary flow causing much pain and discomfort and may have to be surgically removed.

berbrus velg is the best medicine for kidney stone. it desolve the stone very slowly but efficiently. Common stones are desolved with a weak but oxalic acid and calcium stones was desolved in some weaks.

yes

A LITHOTRIPSY uses sound waves to break up kidney stones (renal calculi or nephrocalculi).

you would died because the waste would leave your body and this coming from akara crooks from 6t Granville primary i am 11 years old i am bright

Yes. Kidney stones are very possible when you have Crohns disease and what you refer to as constipation could be a blockage. When the intestine narrows from active Crohns even the smallest undigested item can get stuck in that narrow passage and back everything up. Very little will get through and the pain can be excruciating. Combine that with the pain from kidney stones and it will mean a trip to the emergency room for sure. Pain, vomiting, fever, low urinary output, bloating are all symtoms.

Uncontrolled pain, nausea, and vomiting. Fever. Unable to urinate.

Additional information: Many people have kidney stones and don't even realize it. Those are the people who are staying home. If your stones are being dealt with (you're on medication for pain while you wait for your operation date to come around, for example), you don't need to go to the hospital. When you can't get comfortable because the pain is THAT BAD, you're soaking through your bedclothes, and you have diarrhea, head for the hospital. (But don't drive yourself.)

Not typically. Oncologists usually treat patients for cancer, but could possibly treat a patient with medications to help pass a kidney stone if needed. Usually, kidney stones are treated by a urologist, a primary care physician, or an Emergency Medicine physician.

You can get all information about Kidney stones from your Doctors Surgery, Hospital clinics and the Internet.

god yes you can once the pain starts take 2 50mg tablets then take one 7 hours later trust me ive just sorted mine out and its heaven

normally it is calciun oxilate(check my spelling).