Common symptoms in kidney calculi:
1, Pain: Most patients in kidney calculi have low back pain or abdominal pain. Larger stones, compression, friction or hydronephrosis in renal pelvis or calyx, are mostly dull or dull pain in the affected side of the waist, which is often aggravated after exercise. Smaller stones move and stimulate in the renal pelvis or ureter, causing smooth muscle spasm and colic, which often occurs suddenly and has severe pain, such as knife cutting, and radiates to the lower abdomen, vulva and inner thigh along the affected ureter. Sometimes patients will be accompanied by symptoms such as pallor, cold sweat, nausea and vomiting, and in severe cases, there will be symptoms such as weak pulse and rapid drop in blood pressure. Pain is often paroxysmal, but also can be suddenly terminated or relieved by a certain action, leaving a dull pain in the waist and abdomen. Such as ureteral calculi, can still cause urinary tract irritation. After the pain, some patients can excrete small stones from the urine, which is of great significance for diagnosis.
2. Hematuria: Because kidney calculi directly damages the mucosa of kidney and ureter, microscopic hematuria or gross hematuria often occurs after severe pain, and the severity of hematuria is related to the degree of injury.
3, pyuria: pyogenic cells appear in the urine when renal and ureteral stones are complicated with infection, and high fever and low back pain may appear clinically. Some patients were diagnosed with pyelonephritis, and stones were only found when X-ray examination of urinary tract was performed.
4, others: stone obstruction can cause hydronephrosis, and the swollen kidney can be touched during examination. Because the kidney is swollen during physical examination, minor renal injury can be misdiagnosed as severe renal injury. When kidney calculi blocks the upper urinary tract or isolates the kidney at the same time, renal insufficiency or even anuria often occurs, and some patients may have gastrointestinal symptoms and anemia.
The formation of kidney calculi is mostly related to drinking water. Therefore, any water containing too much impurity calcium salt should be purified and boiled before drinking. At ordinary times, Lysimachia christinae can be used as tea and soaked in boiling water, which has the functions of diuresis, removing stones, clearing away heat and promoting diuresis, preventing urinary tract infection and renal colic. If magnetized water and Lysimachia christinae water are troublesome, drinking a certain amount of tea can also promote diuresis and stone removal.
Auricularia auricula can dissolve kidney calculi
Auricularia auricula can also significantly dissolve endogenous foreign bodies such as gallstones, kidney calculi, bladder stones and fecal stones. The fermentation and plant alkaloids contained in auricularia auricula have the characteristics of promoting the secretion of various glands in digestive tract and urinary tract, and cooperate with these secretions to catalyze stones, lubricate pipes and discharge stones.
At the same time, Auricularia auricula also contains a variety of minerals, which can produce a strong chemical reaction to various stones, peel, differentiate and erode stones, so that stones can be reduced and discharged. For initial stones, if you insist on eating auricularia auricula 1-2 times a day, the symptoms such as pain and nausea can be relieved within 2-4 days, and the stones can disappear in about 10 days. For larger and harder stones, the effect is poor, but if you eat black fungus for a long time, some people's stones will gradually become smaller, broken and excreted. Eating auricularia auricula regularly can also prevent diseases such as thrombosis.