Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

Different people at peculiar stages in life experience kidney stones and face the cumbersome challenge of how to manage and treat the disease. I will share insights on the causes, and the effective treatment options. You will also get more information on how you can prevent the incidence of this disease and take the right precautions. Before we go further it is necessary to explain the term "Kidney Stone." Kidney stones are small and hard mineral substances that are formed within the kidney. They are formed from materials that contain crystals such as calcium and uric acid which could not be diluted by the fluid in your urine and this often occurs when your urine does not contain materials that prevent crystals from being stuck together. This results to formation of kidney stones in the body. Symptoms Kidney stones are not asymptomatic until they get into the ureter. The following are symptoms of kidney stones. Blood in urine. Vomiting and nausea Reduced amount of urine excretion Burning sensation while urinating Acute pain in the groin 01bLUCSj
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