When it comes to the pain of giving birth, many people can't help but shiver, because the pain that a woman can bear during childbirth is level ten, and even a strong man may not be able to bear this pain.
Among the diseases, there is a disease that is no less painful than women giving birth to children at the onset of the disease, especially men have a much higher chance of suffering from this disease than women. Therefore, men who have suffered from this disease have deeply experienced the pain of women giving birth. So what is this disease?
The answer is urinary stones.
Clinically, urinary system stones are a relatively common disease, which can be divided into four types: kidney stones, ureteral stones, bladder stones and urethral stones according to the location of stone growth. Many people who have suffered from stone disease know that when stone pain strikes, it can be very uncomfortable.
If stone disease is not treated in time, the phenomenon of obstruction will lead to patients with swelling pain, difficulty urinating, blood in the urine and other phenomena.
If the stone is blocking the total outlet of the kidneys, the intense pain can be compared to having a baby. Even men in the prime of life who are physically fit will sigh after experiencing this pain. Therefore, in order to avoid this kind of pain yourself, it is best to detect it early and treat it early.
How to achieve early detection and early treatment?
1. Regular physical examination
Everyone should get into the habit of having regular medical checkups, and men should not refuse to go to the hospital for medical checkups because they think they are very healthy. Only a physical examination can understand the health status of the body, and once an abnormality is found, it can be intervened as soon as possible to help the body prevent the occurrence of diseases and reduce unnecessary suffering.
In clinical practice, B-ultrasound can be used to find out whether there are stones in the kidneys, ureters, bladder and other parts, and to do a preliminary screening of the disease. You can also use a CT scan to determine the specific condition of the abdominal cavity, and in addition to finding stones, you can also see if there are other problems in the body.
2. Seek medical attention in a timely manner
In the early stages of stone disease, patients are likely to experience symptoms such as lower back pain, nausea, vomiting, irritability, lack of energy, and as the disease worsens, it can also cause urinary tract infections, body fever, and blood in the urine.
Therefore, after these conditions, the patient must go to the hospital in time to avoid severe pain in the body caused by obstruction after the aggravation of the stone.
Once stone disease is diagnosed, it is important for patients to follow their doctor's advice for treatment. For example, patients who have met the surgical criteria should actively cooperate with surgical treatment before the stone can be removed; Percutaneous nephrolithotomy can also be performed to break up the stone and then suck it out or flush it out of the body.
If the stone has entered the bladder or ureter, it is removed by ureteroscopy or by extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. If there are still stone residues in the body after the surgery, it is necessary to use medication according to the doctor's instructions to promote the passage of stones.
To sum up, although stone disease is not easy to threaten the patient's life, it can cause severe pain and affect the quality of life, so any man should pay attention to the prevention of stone disease.
For example, in terms of diet, you should pay attention to a light diet, do not eat too much high-protein, high-fat, high-salt and high-sugar foods, usually drink more water, ensure that the water intake is about 2,000 ml, and carry out appropriate physical exercise to enhance physical fitness, promote metabolism, and help the body stay away from various stones.