Dr i want ask about stone

What is the treatment for ureteral stones?
The most important causes of renal colic are kidney salts, kidney stones and ureter. The treatment depends on drinking adequate amounts of water, up to 3 liters per day, with the use of a pain reliever such as ketolac or Trufen 400 mg when necessary, with the need to use Scopotyl pills 10 mg to get rid of colic, and use Effervescent urivin three times a day to sterilize the urethra and prevent urinary tract infections and rowatinex pills to widen the ureteral course and thus allow gallstones if found to descend and relieve pain With the need to see a urologist at the earliest possible opportunity and discuss the work of lithotripsy using laser or surgery in the event that drug treatment fails with drinking water in abundance.

How is ureteral stones diagnosed?
Through the medical examination of the patient to note the location of the pain and its nature, make a urine analysis and note the high rate of urine infections or the presence of blood in the urine, make a television picture of the kidneys and ureter to note the problem of kidney salts and stones and the size of the existing stones to discuss the best way to remove them, whether laser or surgery and to note the presence Urinary reflux due to obstruction.

What are the most important causes of ureteral stone formation?

• Lack of drinking water
• Too much salt intake
• Crohn's disease
• Family history
• Drought
• Frequent urine infections

What are the accompanying symptoms?
Renal colic is accompanied by severe pain that the patient cannot sit resting for seconds due to pain and burning in the urine, cutting in the urine, blood in the urine, sweating, vomiting, loss of appetite

What do we advise you?
Avoid taking too much antibiotics and discussing a surgical solution with a urologist in case the drug solution does not respond