What are urinary stones, how are urinary stones formed, is the disease dangerous,.... are questions that many people are interested in. The following article will provide us with the necessary information surrounding this issue.

Currently, the rate of urinary tract stones accounts for about 2-12% of the population, Vietnam is in the region of countries with high rates of stones. There are many different types of urinary tract stones, each type of stone has a different treatment and coping method.

Urinary stones are a common disease among Vietnamese people, but not everyone fully understands this disease. What are urinary stones? How to detect and treat the disease? Let's find out in the article below.

Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) is a surgical treatment for urinary stones. This is a commonly used method in the treatment of urinary stones today, it has many advantages, but still has certain limitations.

There are many risk factors for urinary stones that can be prevented and treated. However, most people are often subjective when there are signs of the disease, leading to many dangerous complications.

Urinary tract stones account for a fairly high proportion of all urinary tract diseases. Timely detection and treatment help prevent dangerous complications of the disease. So what are the methods to treat urinary tract stones? Let's find out in the article below.

Water plays a very important role in human life, regulating body temperature, transporting nutrients, providing structure to cells and tissues, and removing waste.

Vietnam is a country located in the stone belt of the world, so the rate of urinary stones is high, the rate of urinary stone patients accounts for about 40-60% of urinary diseases in general, the most common disease in urology.

The cause of urinary stones is due to urine containing too much oxalate, calcium, uric acid... which cannot be dissolved, forming stones. To effectively treat urinary stones, patients need to take medication combined with a reasonable diet.