4hw.org: Recently, a woman's bladder in Xinjiang has a stone the size of a shot put. The doctor was stunned when she took it out. Such a huge and rare stone almost covers the whole bladder of the woman. Why is such a big stone found so late? Why does the stone grow in the bladder? Let's take a look with the editor. (this article is edited by the editor of sihai.com. Please pay attention to the four highlights Http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/)
Recently, a stone patient was admitted to the first people's Hospital in Aksu, Xinjiang, June 22. The stone taken by the doctor from Ms. Long's bladder is about 10cm in diameter and 760g in weight. It is almost the size of a shot put. Such a rare huge stone almost fills Ms. Long's entire bladder.
'there is a place in my stomach that feels hard. I always thought that hard stuff was a bone. I never thought it was a stone. The stone came out, and the whole man was relieved. 'said Ms long.
According to Liu Feng, chief urologist of the first people's Hospital in Aksu District, Ms. long came to the hospital to take photos at that time. The abdominal CT images showed that the stones filled the bladder, and the stones were stratified, like rings. In fact, Ms. long had stones when she was a child, but at that time she didn't think about it. She took some anti-inflammatory drugs every time she had stomachache. (this article is edited and sorted out by sihai.com. For more exciting contents, please pay attention to sihai.com. The original link: http://www.4hw.com/life/)
Some stone patients are often accompanied by urethritis infection. As an adult, Ms. long has been treating her own disease as a urethritis infection. Until recently, she began to urinate blood, and urinated almost every half an hour to an hour. She urinated 24 hours a day. She was really sick. Ms. long came to the hospital for examination.
It is reported that this is the largest stone ever taken out by the first people's Hospital in Aksu area, and such a large stone is also extremely rare in Xinjiang.
What are the factors of bladder calculus
1. Nutrition. innutrition. Unreasonable results in strong acidity of urine, which is easy to precipitate with urate to form stones.
2. Obstruction of lower urinary tract. When there is obstruction of the lower urinary tract, small stones and urinary salt crystals will deposit in the bladder and form stones. (this article is edited and sorted out by sihai.com. For more exciting contents, please pay attention to sihai.com. The original link: http://www.4hw.com/life/)
3. Bladder foreign body. Injured in life, there are foreign bodies in the bladder, which will make the urine salt deposit around them to form stones.
4. Before, we had the operation of expanding the intestine and bladder. The proportion of patients with bladder stones after the operation is 36% - 50%.
5. Bladder ectropion - hypospadias. The survey shows that the incidence of bladder ectropion in the United States is 160 times higher than that in the normal population.
6. Infection. Bladder stones reported in the literature are all related to infection.
7. Metabolic diseases. There are cystine, uric acid and xanthine stones in metabolic bladder stones.