Gouty urolithiasis clinical manifestations, and non-gout patients urolithiasis exactly the same as the clinical manifestations, including hematuria and pain, abnormal urination and other performance aspects.
Both kidney stones, bladder or ureter stones are due to urinary tract stones injury caused hematuria, more performance such as hematuria attack, hematuria visible to the naked eye, and sometimes required for urine microscopy was found to be hematuria. Paroxysmal pain Another feature of urolithiasis. Sudden onset of pain often showed colic nature. Pain often in two parts renal region, the lower abdomen, bladder and perineum, depending on the site of the stones can be made to the lateral thigh, radiotherapy, patients often serious, intolerable, and the hill with sweat and looking pale, tachycardia even collapse. Attack pain is often caused due to stone mobile. Often moving in the urinary tract mucosa damage at the same time and hematuria. Therefore, the onset of renal colic with hematuria is considered a typical stone clinical manifestations, diagnosis is an important basis for tips.
Urethra and bladder stones, urethral obstruction due to stones and bladder mucosa irritation in urine retention, voiding interruption frequency, urinary symptoms such as poor. If combined with urinary tract infection, urinary tract symptoms stimulate more obvious. Urine can be found in a multitude Nongxibao examination, urine culture can have pathogenic bacteria growth.
When the stone caused the renal pelvis and ureter obstruction of stagnant water, such as water for the mild, can be no clinical symptoms, such as a large quantity of water, acid lumbar patients, kidney areas for expansion feel. A large number of bilateral hydronephrosis can lead to kidney dysfunction. Bilateral multiple kidney stones may affect renal function, can cause serious uremia and azotemia. But gout patients simply because of urinary tract stones caused renal failure and uremia rarely see, most of them attributed to gouty nephropathy.
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