Can taking Chinese medicine dissolve kidney stones?

Many chronic diseases are treated with traditional Chinese medicine because although traditional Chinese medicine has a slow effect, it has strong medicinal properties and is particularly suitable for treating chronic diseases. If kidney stones are not acute, they are a chronic treatment process. Many people believe that the fundamental treatment for kidney stones is to break them up with laser, but some doctors will prescribe traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. So can Chinese medicine dissolve kidney stones? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

Theoretically, Chinese medicine can definitely dissolve stones, but it does not rule out B-ultrasound measurement errors. However, Chinese medicine can still be taken. The prescription you checked is not suitable for you to take or take for a long time. It is best to remove Chuanlianzi and Gardenia. If there is no pain, remove Baishao Shengdi (both are suspected of promoting dampness). It is recommended to add Lulutong 10 and Vaccaria segetalis 12. If the economy allows, you can add Paojia 10

Drink plenty of water, exercise, don't eat spicy food or drink alcohol

Lower kidney stones are not easy to come out. You can stand upside down, but it is not recommended to do so for a long time. If you do not feel uncomfortable or observe the stones regularly, you do not have to remove them. This type of stone is very difficult to come out.

At present, it seems that there is no Chinese medicine that can dissolve stones. It may be due to the different B-ultrasound examination angles or the activity of stones. The stones in the lower pole of the kidney are difficult to expel because they are at the lowest position of the kidney. Taking Chinese medicine can only reduce inflammation, expel stones and promote urination. You can take the above medicines, but it is best to take the pulse and use the medicine according to your personal constitution for better results. Chinese medicine treatment is not the same for everyone, and it needs to be used dialectically according to your personal constitution. It is recommended that you drink more water and exercise more while taking the stone-expelling medicine, such as skipping rope, which can help the stones to move and be expelled.

① Bladder stones often present as interrupted urination and painful urination. The pain is dull pain in the lower abdomen and perineum, or it can be obvious or severe pain. The pain worsens at the end of urination and may be accompanied by terminal hematuria. Patients often want to lie down to relieve pain. If the stone is embedded in the bladder neck, there will be obvious difficulty in urination, and urination may be interrupted or acute urinary retention may occur. The patient must change his position or shake his body to continue urinating. At this time, sudden severe pain occurs, which may radiate to the penis, glans penis and perineum. Children with bladder stones often experience unbearable pain when the stones are impacted, sweating profusely, crying loudly, pulling or rubbing the penis or grabbing the perineum with their hands, and changing various body positions to relieve the pain.

②Urethra stones present as difficulty urinating, dripping, and sometimes interrupted urine flow and urine retention. There is obvious pain when urinating, which radiates to the head of the penis. Posterior urethral stones cause perineum and scrotal pain. Penile stones can be felt as a lump at the painful area, and forceful urination can sometimes expel the stone. Patients with concurrent infection have purulent urethral discharge. Female urethral diverticulum stones often cause frequent urination, urgency, pain, pyuria and hematuria; dyspareunia is the prominent symptom. In addition to urethral discharge and urinary pain, male urethral stones may cause a gradually enlarging and hard lump below the penis, with obvious tenderness but no urinary obstruction symptoms.