When you urinate or often feel sore in the back of the waist may be a sign of urinary tract stones. People who live in equatorial regions is more at risk for urinary tract stones due to higher temperatures so that more sweat and a higher calcium absorption. Consume lots of water can be a solution.
Unhealthy lifestyles such as drinking less water, less exercise and eating seafood often can lead to urinary tract stones. People who are more sedentary are also more vulnerable than people who actively moving. The habit of holding urine will also cause urinary tract infections that result in deposition of crystals and difficulty urinating.
Patients most urinary tract stones come from men with age 40-60 years. They are often exposed to heat, sit too ling and overweight should be careful with urinary tract stones.Stone large enough to form a blockage, micro-organisms of the genus Proteus can cause infection and produce enzyme urease which exacerbate the formation of bladder stones.
Signs and symptoms are not always there when the stone does not move even if the stone is large enough. If the stone falls towards the bottom through the urinary tract, then that is when there is pain severe colic. This pain sometimes radiating to the back, penis, groin. This type of pain that is felt is throbbing pain, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and abdominal bloating. Moreover when the stone reaches the bladder (vesica urinary) causes pain around the penis, urination incomplete and weak urine stream, sometimes seem small grains of sand when we urinate. The symptoms vary from mild to severe. If you are experiencing the above urinary tract stones symptoms immediately visit a doctor for examination and x-rays or ultrasound.
