Kidney Stones: Here Are the Early Symptoms
Kidney stones, also known as renal lithiasis, can be a painful and uncomfortable experience.
These small, solid formations that form in the kidneys can cause a variety of symptoms. In this article, we will explore the early signs that may indicate the presence of kidney stones and provide crucial information for early detection and effective management.
Severe pain in the lower back and flank:
One of the most common symptoms of kidney stones is sudden, sharp pain in the lower back or flank. This pain, often described as throbbing and intense, may radiate to the groin and abdomen. The precise location of the pain can vary depending on where the stone is located in the kidney.
Pain during urination:
Kidney stones can make urination painful. A burning or stinging sensation may accompany the act of urination. Some patients also report blood in the urine, called hematuria, which may be visible to the naked eye or detected during a urinalysis.
Frequent need to urinate:
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