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Anonymous users2024-01-23Tell you a way to treat kidney stones, one is to take kidney stones and good analgesic tablets (three days to take effect, five days are good), two to go to the hospital for infusion (not recommended) because the pain during the infusion is unbearable, and three to lithotripsy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can drink more water, jump more, and do a handstand is also a good way.
Hello, there are kidney stones accompanied by enuresis, this situation is a common situation, kidney stones can be treated in time, and dietary attention is also needed to prevent enuresis, stones are not the direct cause of bedwetting, there are many patients with stones, most of them will not have enuresis symptoms, so, the treatment of stones, and at the same time can also treat enuresis, is not contradictory. Kidney stones are not easy to pass out of the kidneys, but if they fall into the ureters, they can be done at any time, and they can be easily discharged. Enuresis can be treated in a targeted manner, through comprehensive treatment of tonifying the kidney and strengthening the brain, and nutritional and neurological treatment, it can be cured soon, and Dr. Sui Zhenli of the Department of Enuresis of Hebei Zhanwei Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine replied.
The Chinese medicine you took is not symptomatic, it may be more popular. Buy a little peach blossoms, flush water to drink, some pharmacies sell it, this effect is particularly good, don't wash too much, it will ...... bad stomach
Most of these medicines have a moisturizing effect and can cause diarrhea.
Urinary tract infections! Pay attention to hygiene, do a good job of cleaning, and take some antibiotics! Or go to a regular hospital to prescribe some prescription medicine to eat! No big problem, very small problem, drink more water and urinate more, it's fine in two days!
Dysuria is the feeling of pain in the urethra, bladder, and perineum when urinating. The pain can range from mild to severe, often burning, and in severe cases, it is as painful as a knife. Dysuria is commonly seen in urethritis, prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia, vesiculitis, cystitis, urinary tract stones, bladder tuberculosis, pyelonephritis, etc. >>>More