urinary bladder stone surgery in jalandhar
Bladder stones either form inside the urinary bladder due to blockage to the flow of urine or they drop from the kidney. They must be taken care timely as otherwise they can lead to complications. To solve this problem you can visit the Best Urinary Bladder Stone Surgery in Jalandhar. Sometimes, they don’t cause any symptoms and pass out of your body on their own. You may never even know you had one. But more often, they cause pain or other problems when you pee. When that happens, you have to get them removed.
Causes
Benign hypertrophy of the Prostate leads to obstruction of the flow of urine.
Urethral stricture.
Nerve damage to the nerves that supply the urinary bladder. Stroke, spinal cord injuries, Diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, disc herniation etc. can damage nerves that control bladder function.
Kidney stones can slip into the bladder and get stuck inside it.
Infection and inflammation of the bladder.
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Symptoms
Some stones may sit silently inside the bladder for years (especially if they are smooth surfaced) without causing any symptoms until they become quite large. Spiky or irregular stones may irritate the bladder even when they are small and can cause symptoms like-
- Pain in the lower abdomen which may be more during the passage of urine
- Blood in urine
- Increased frequency of urination
- Difficulty urinating or interrupted urine flow
Diagnosis of urinary bladder stone
Your healthcare provider may ask you about symptoms and then they start with a physical examination, judging your lower abdomen to scan your bladder.
These are some tests that may be done:
- Pelvis or bladder X-ray
- Urinalysis
- Cystoscopy
- CT or abdominal ultrasound scan
- Urine test
Treatment of urinary bladder stone
Drinking a lot of water can solve small bladder stone problems because water helps to get them out on their own. but in case, stones can not pass out on their own then your surgeon may recommend:
Breaking the stones in the pieces: A tiny telescope can be passed via the urethra into the bladder. A laser or another device will be used to damage the stones and the portions will be vacated.
Surgery: In size of big stones can be removed via surgery.
Some other treatments are
Drug treatment is used to dissolve the stones but it is rarely used.
Complications
In most cases, bladder stones do not deliver any symptoms, but they can still lead to difficulty if they are not vacated. There are two major complications:
Chronic bladder dysfunction
Urinary tract infections
Risk factors
Paralysis: A person who has severe spinal damage and paralysis in the pelvic area is incapable of emptying their bladder.
Age and sex: Males have more bladder stone problems than females. Mainly, when they get older. Bladder outlet obstruction: bladder outlet obstruction is one of the significant risk factors that stop the urine pour from the bladder to outside the body.
Frequent Questions - FAQ's
Kidney stones and bladder stones are both included in the same rich minerals, but they are not the same. Bladder stones happen in the bladder, which keeps urine. Kidney stones are seen in both or one kidney, which creates urine. Kidney stones are more familiar as compared to bladder stones.
Painful and continuous urination.
Blockage
chronic urinary tract infections
The size of stones is 5-7 mm have a possible chance of passage, but if the size of stones is greater than 7 mm then surgery is necessary.
