Understanding Kidney Stones: Treatment Options and Symptoms Explained
Kidney stone-related issues? Hello, you visited the clinic due to hematuria, and the ultrasound revealed small kidney stones. The doctor advised you to drink plenty of water and return for a follow-up in six months. 1. Why wasn't medication prescribed to help expel the sto...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If the stone is not moving, the effectiveness of medication may be limited. It might be advisable to follow up in about six months. Drinking plenty of water and engaging in moderate exercise may help with stone passage. Pay attention to the color of your urine; if it is da...[Read More] Understanding Kidney Stones: Treatment Options and Symptoms Explained
Understanding Right Flank Pain After Left Kidney Double J Stent Placement
The left kidney has a double J stent in place, but there is pain in the right flank? Hello Dr. Du, I previously underwent percutaneous nephrolithotomy for left kidney stones and had a double J stent placed postoperatively. I would like to ask, since the double J stent is in my le...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you have a double J stent and are experiencing pain on the other side, and it has not been long since the surgery, it is likely that the doctor was confident in stating it is a posture issue because they would have examined the other kidney prior to the surgery. Therefo...[Read More] Understanding Right Flank Pain After Left Kidney Double J Stent Placement
Understanding Tea-Colored Urine: Causes and Diagnostic Tests Explained
Urinary occult blood: The color of the urine gradually changes from brown to lighter shades? Hello, Doctor. Last Monday night, shortly after lying down to sleep, I started experiencing abdominal pain, which then radiated to my back. This condition persisted until the following mo...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: I am not your physician, but I can offer some suggestions. You still need to follow up with your doctor. Hematuria may not always be detected during every test, so it may be necessary to repeat the tests after some time. X-rays, ultrasounds, imaging studies, and urine cyto...[Read More] Understanding Tea-Colored Urine: Causes and Diagnostic Tests Explained
Struggling with Urination: Understanding Bladder Weakness and Specialist Care
Difficulty urinating with prolonged duration? Hello, doctor. For the past week, I have been experiencing difficulty urinating; it takes a long time for urine to come out, and I have to exert a lot of effort. The urine flows out as a thin stream, and my time in the restroom has in...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, urinary tract infections, stones, or tumors are all possible. This issue should be evaluated by a urologist or a gynecologist with expertise in female urology. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Struggling with Urination: Understanding Bladder Weakness and Specialist Care
Understanding Glandular Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Tips
Glans issues Why do I have to strain when urinating, and why does the glans bleed towards the end of urination? Can you explain, doctor? Is it an infection? How can I prevent this?
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: Normal urination should not require excessive effort and should not involve any bleeding. If urethral stones are suspected, it is recommended to drink plenty of water and avoid holding in urine. Please consult a urologist for examination as soon as possible. Wishing you go...[Read More] Understanding Glandular Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Tips
Understanding Urological Symptoms: Pain and Urination Issues Explained
I have a question, seeking a doctor's answer? 1. Pressing on the right side of the pubic bone causes pain. 2. Occasionally, there is a sharp pain in the perineal area. 3. When urinating, there is a delay of about 1 second before urine starts to flow; there is no blood in the...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: It doesn't sound like a urinary tract infection; rather, it seems more like a hernia or a strain of the soft tissue muscles. Additionally, hematuria can be classified as either gross or microscopic. A urinalysis can check for inflammation, stones, proteinuria, and mor...[Read More] Understanding Urological Symptoms: Pain and Urination Issues Explained
Understanding Stone Issues: Post-Treatment Concerns in Urology
Stone issues Because my boyfriend recently had kidney stones, he underwent lithotripsy and has been drinking a lot of water. He has also been taking traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine for almost two weeks. After almost two weeks, we had sexual intercourse, and I no...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Can be observed.[Read More] Understanding Stone Issues: Post-Treatment Concerns in Urology
How Long Does Pain Last After Ureteroscopy for Kidney Stones?
How long will the pain last after urinary tract endoscopic surgery? Three days ago, I underwent ureteroscopy due to a ureteral stone. On the day of the surgery, I experienced painful urination and hematuria. The next day, the hematuria improved, but I still had pain. Today is the...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, if the pain is gradually decreasing day by day, there is generally no need to worry too much. However, if the discomfort persists for more than a week, please consult your original urology clinic. Wishing you good health.[Read More] How Long Does Pain Last After Ureteroscopy for Kidney Stones?
Understanding Post-Endoscopic Surgery Pain: What to Expect After Ureteral Stone Removal
Urological endoscopic surgery I underwent endoscopic surgery to remove stones this past Tuesday. The post-operative nurse informed me that I would experience hematuria for two to three days. Although it is now Saturday and the hematuria has almost resolved, I am experiencing pain...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, it is certainly possible that a stone has moved near the glans penis, but the likelihood is low, as it should have been addressed during the endoscopy. It is more probable that there is a small abrasion in that area causing your dysuria. Generally, discomfort should improv...[Read More] Understanding Post-Endoscopic Surgery Pain: What to Expect After Ureteral Stone Removal
Discomfort During Ejaculation: Understanding Urethral Issues and Causes
Discomfort in the mid-shaft of the penis during ejaculation? During ejaculation, there is an unusual discomfort in the lower midsection of the penis. On the first day of ejaculation, I also felt discomfort while urinating. After stopping masturbation, although the sensation while...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Excessive masturbation can lead to urinary tract infections or kidney stones. It is recommended to drink plenty of water, avoid holding in urine, and visit a urology clinic for further evaluation.[Read More] Discomfort During Ejaculation: Understanding Urethral Issues and Causes
Why Am I Experiencing No Ejaculation After Kidney Stone Treatment?
Masturbation without ejaculation? I recently underwent extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy for ureteral stones this week. Due to recent sexual urges, I have been resolving them through masturbation, which has led to orgasm; however, I noticed that there was no ejaculation. Coul...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, I'm not sure if your extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy was performed on the kidney or the ureter. Generally, if it is not a kidney issue, it is rare to hear about the symptoms you mentioned occurring after lithotripsy. I recommend that you promptly consult the phy...[Read More] Why Am I Experiencing No Ejaculation After Kidney Stone Treatment?
Understanding Kidney Stones: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Prevention
Stone issues Yesterday, I experienced persistent stabbing pain in my left kidney. After taking pain medication, I went to the hospital for a family medicine consultation. The doctor ordered a urinalysis, which showed 3+ hematuria, and elevated RBC and WBC counts. The doctor suspe...
Dr. Xie Jiaxing Reply:
Hello: Please visit the urology clinic for a urinalysis and an abdominal X-ray. If necessary, a renal ultrasound can be performed to determine whether the issue is related to kidney stones or kidney inflammation.[Read More] Understanding Kidney Stones: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Prevention
Unconfirmed Kidney Stones: When to See a Urologist and Next Steps
Unconfirmed kidney stones? Hello, Doctor. Recently, I suddenly experienced pain in my left kidney area that has persisted without relief. I took painkillers and went to the hospital for a family medicine consultation. The doctor tested my urine, which showed 3+ hematuria, and ele...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, based on your situation, I also believe it is more likely to be a urinary stone, as you are only 19 years old and the stone may be very small, allowing it to pass out of the body through urine. Therefore, you can drink plenty of water for 1-2 weeks without taking medicatio...[Read More] Unconfirmed Kidney Stones: When to See a Urologist and Next Steps
Understanding Penile Pain: Causes and When to Seek Help
Penile pain Hello doctor, I usually have a habit of masturbating (every day). A few months ago, I experienced discomfort in my lower abdomen, especially when sitting, with a persistent itchy feeling that made me want to ejaculate. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the do...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, urinary tract infections, stones, prostatitis, or excessive masturbation leading to penile injury are all possible causes. It is recommended to promptly visit a urology clinic for examination and treatment.[Read More] Understanding Penile Pain: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Blood in Urine: Concerns About Cancer and Kidney Stones
I have been constantly worried that I might have cancer? Hello, Doctor. In April, I experienced hematuria once, which was quite significant (I had blood in my urine for four consecutive bathroom visits). My bladder felt slightly painful, but it wasn't severe. The next day, I...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, the four issues you mentioned are all possible, except for issue 3. If there is hematuria, the urinary system should be affected, not just the muscular tissue. It is recommended to visit a urology clinic at a teaching hospital for further examination. Wishing you good heal...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Urine: Concerns About Cancer and Kidney Stones
Managing Urinary Stones: When to Seek Further Treatment
Urinary tract stones Hello, last week I went to the hospital and found that a new stone had dropped into my urethra. The doctor prescribed medication to help me pass it, but it didn't come out, so they suggested lithotripsy. Today, during my follow-up appointment, the doctor...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, it is recommended that you return to your original physician's clinic and provide detailed information about your current condition. They will assess whether further examinations are necessary.[Read More] Managing Urinary Stones: When to Seek Further Treatment
Frequent Urination After Intercourse: What You Need to Know
Frequent urination after sexual intercourse? Hello doctor, I would like to ask a question. After having intercourse with my boyfriend, I have been experiencing frequent urination for the past couple of days, but I don't have any discomfort. What could be the issue? This is m...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: After the first sexual intercourse, it is possible to experience the symptoms you mentioned due to stimulation of the vagina or pelvic area. Additionally, urinary tract infections or kidney stones could also be potential causes. If the symptoms persist, please visit a urol...[Read More] Frequent Urination After Intercourse: What You Need to Know
Understanding Urinary Issues: Prevention and Symptoms Explained
Urinary issues? Will I get the aforementioned condition at the age of 11089920? How can I prevent it? However, I don't experience pain when urinating.
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Urinary tract infections or stones can occur at any age and may not always be painful. It is recommended to drink plenty of water and avoid holding in urine. If discomfort persists, please seek medical attention promptly.[Read More] Understanding Urinary Issues: Prevention and Symptoms Explained
Understanding Urinary Urgency Without Bladder Distension: Causes Explained
Urinary issues Today I have the urge to urinate, but my bladder doesn't feel full; it just feels like my penis has the urge to urinate. What could be the reason for this?
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, urinary tract infections or kidney stones could both present the symptoms you mentioned. It is recommended to visit a urology clinic for a urine test or other examinations.[Read More] Understanding Urinary Urgency Without Bladder Distension: Causes Explained
Understanding Urological Issues: Kidney Stones and Prostate Enlargement Symptoms
Urological issues Hello Doctor, in February, a kidney stone fell and got stuck at the end of the ureter. An ultrasound showed three stones measuring 0.6 to 1 cm in each kidney. At the one-month follow-up, the stones were no longer visible, and I don't recall feeling any urin...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Further examinations can be conducted to confirm whether there are stones in the distal ureter, which may also cause lower urinary tract symptoms and pain. Next, we should rule out chronic prostatitis and interstitial cystitis, and initiate some pharmacological treatment.[Read More] Understanding Urological Issues: Kidney Stones and Prostate Enlargement Symptoms