Mung bean stones "card" get men's acute kidney failure

The Yangtze River Daily Da Wuhan client September 15th. The mung bean stones blocked the ureter. The men had no urine for several days, and the only one on the left side of the kidneys had acute renal failure. Fortunately, after timely surgery, the doctor dredged the "sewer" that he had blocked and restored the kidney function.

Mr. Wang, 68, lived in Wuhan at home. He once caused the left kidney accumulation due to kidney stones. In the end, the left renal atrophy lost function. Five days ago, his right waist and abdomen suddenly became unbearable, and he immediately realized that the kidney stones recurred. Mr. Wang, who was unbearable, went to a community hospital immediately. After color ultrasound examination, he found that there was a stone with a diameter of about 3 mm in the right ureter. Due to the small stones, the doctor suggested that he observes an injection to see if he can drain the stones out of the body. However, a few days later, Mr. Wang found that he had fewer and less urine until he couldn't urinate. On the afternoon of September 5, he quickly came to the Gutian Hospital of Wuhan Fourth Hospital for treatment.

In the Department of Urology of the hospital, Dr. Hao Peng conducted a detailed examination for Mr. Wang, and found that the stones had blocked the ureter, which caused the urine to be discharged and the kidneys had severe water. At this time, the patient's creatinine has been as high as 825 μmol/L, which is nearly 8 times the upper limit of the normal value. Severe urine and blood creatinine beyond the standard that Mr. Wang had acute renal failure at this time.

The doctor visited Mr. Wang. Correspondent Chen Mengyuan Zhang Yong Zhang Yong

Director Zheng Tao, the urology department of the hospital, introduced that in general, the stones within 3 mm in diameter can really try to discharge themselves. However, because Mr. Wang's left kidney has been necrotic, only the right kidney can work normally, and the "fault tolerance rate" is very low. Once this kidney "strikes", it will endanger patient life. Subsequently, the doctor quickly performed the emergency minimally invasive laser gravel surgery for Mr. Wang. In just ten minutes, he dredged the ureter that Mr. Wang blocked, and the water in the kidneys was discharged. After surgery, Mr. Wang's kidney function gradually recovered.

Director Zheng Tao reminded that kidney stones can not only cause kidney colic, but also cause urinary tract obstruction and renal water. Over time, it may cause kidney function loss. It is found that kidney stones, especially ureteral stones, must be visited in time to avoid misunderstanding of the disease and cause serious consequences. (Changjiang Daily reporter Wu Ye correspondent Chen Mengyuan Zhang Yong)

[Edit: Yu Lina]

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