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Learning About Kidney Stones

Learning About Kidney Stones

Kidney stones, otherwise known as nephrolithiasis, urolithiasis, or renal calculi, are hardened minerals and salts deposits from the urine. These deposits can form when there is a high level of salts and minerals in the urine which can form into stones– can be painful, affects the urinary tract, and may cause permanent damage to the kidneys. Now, let us learn more about them.

During the development, kidney stones do not commonly cause symptoms until they move around the kidney or through the ureters. As they grow into larger sizes and get lodged in the ureters, they block the urine flow and cause the kidney to swell, causing severe sharp pains in the back and side. Other symptoms include pain or burning sensation while urinating, discoloration of urine, fever, nausea, and vomiting, among others. If these symptoms are present, making an appointment with a doctor is advised. But, visiting a urology in Tucson, Arizona would be best for urinary system treatment and care.

In a study, kidney stones tend to develop and affect more men than women and are only one of the few health diseases that affect men. This is why we at Choi Urology strive to promote men’s health in Arizona and provide the latest innovations for their care and treatment. Focusing on urology and men’s health, our experts and professionals offer minimally invasive surgery, personalized care, and highly effective treatment using our state-of-the-art facility and diagnostics.

We also provide our expertise on men’s reproductive health – focusing on care and treatment. For inquiries and appointments, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Learning About Kidney Stones