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Kidney Stones are a painful and common condition Kidney stones are chemical crystal masses that develop in concentrated urine and may move into the urinary track where they cause a significant amount of pain. Many stones resolve themselves while others can be treated medically with non-invasive procedures and medications. What are Kidney Stones? A kidney stone is a mass of chemical crystals that forms in the kidney, ureter or bladder of an individual. Such stones may develop to different sizes and in different shapes, from tiny microscopic crystals to quite large stones. Kidney stones can occur at any age but are far more prevalent between the ages of 20 to 40. It is during this time that most patients develop their first stone. A person who previously had a kidney stone has an almost 50% chance of developing another one, especially within ten years. One in every 20 women might develop a stone while three in every 20 men might. What are the causes of Kidney Stones? The kidneys are the body’s filter for the blood, cleaning it of impurities. They work to remove waste chemicals and excess water from the blood and the body. This process produces urine. The ureter is a tube that carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder which works as a storage reservoir. When the bladder is full, urine flows out of the body through the urethra. Waste chemicals that have been flushed out by the kidneys dissolve in the urine. However, sometimes the chemicals form tiny crystals which clump together in the urine to form a small mass known as a kidney stone. Kidney stones that develop and remain in the kidneys cause no symptoms and produce no physical problems. Individuals may not even be aware that they have one. Stones have a greater chance of being produced when a person’s urine is concentrated. Concentration occurs when someone exercises vigorously, lives in a hot environment, or works in a hot environment. These situations create conditions in which the individual loses more fluid through sweat than through urine, greatly concentrating the remaining urine. Some medical conditions may also cause kidney stones, but this is far less common. Individuals with a family history of kidney stones are more prone to developing them than others. What are the symptoms of kidney stones? When kidney stones are present, a person may experience one or more symptoms, including significant pain (felt in the side and lower abdomen), renal colic (pain that peaks and ebbs, caused by the contraction of the ureter trying to move a blocked stone through the urinary tract), the urge to urinate more frequently, pain when urinating, and blood in the urine. In more severe cases, the blockage leads to an infection which brings on a fever. Kidney Stone Treatments Drinking plenty of water to increase urine flow in order to pass the stone out of the body is usually the first course of treatment. The medications Nifedipine or Tamsulosin can be prescribed to help pass stones. Large stones that become stuck in the ureter can cause extreme pain and other symptoms requiring admission to the hospital. Non-invasive kidney stone removal procedures include: - Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL) – breaking stones with shock waves - Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) – a nephroscope breaking through the skin to the kidney in order to fragment and remove the stone - Ureteroscopy – entering through the urethra to access the kidney for stone removal - Open surgery done only if other procedures fail or a stone is very large Ways to Prevent Kidney Stones To prevent the reoccurrence of kidney stones, it is important to drink plenty of fluids daily to keep the urine dilute and prevent stones from forming. When the chemical composition of the stone is known, a dietician can recommend dietary changes to prevent the buildup of offending chemicals. Uric stones can be prevented with certain medications.
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Jelena je izbacila kamence iz bubrega od 8 mm za 7 dana uz ovaj čaj, probajte i vi uz njen recept!! Bubrezi su parni organ mokraćnog sustava. Zaduženi su za to da iz našeg tijela eliminiraju toksine. Svaki dan kroz naše bubrege prolazi oko 200 L krvi, da bi se pročistila od otrova i toksina. Bubrezi također proizvode važne hormone: erythropoietin, koji stimulira proizvodnju crvenih krvnih stanica, renin, koji regulira krvni tlak, i calcitriol. U našem tijelu već postoji prirodan mehanizam čišćenja bubrega. Ako konzumirate dovoljno tekućine u obliku vode, soka ili čaja, bubrezi se čiste sami. Međutim, ponekad našim bubrezima je potrebna pomoć, te u ovom slučaju dolazi u obzir detoksikacija bubrega uz pomoć ljekovitih biljaka. Bubrežni kamenac je tvrda tvar koja nastaje od kristala koji se talože iz mokraće i nakupljaju na unutrašnjim površinama bubrega. Simptomi bubrežnih kamenaca su jaka bol u području bubrega ili donjem dijelu abdomena. Bubrežni kamenci mogu izazvati poteškoće u mokrenju, krv u urinu, mučninu, povraćanje i visoku temperaturu. Možete smanjiti rizik od nastanka bubrežnih kamenaca tako da pijete puno vode i smanjite unos soli. Ljudi koji su već imali probleme sa bubrežnim kamencima, trebali bi izbjegavati hranu koja sadrži puno oksalata, poput čokolade, okre, sezama itd. Korijen konjske trave preliti za 2,5 l vode i staviti da se kuha.Kuhati sve dok se količina ne smanji na 0.5 l čaja.Skinutu čaj, procijediti i ohladiti. Čaj uzimati svako jutro jedan puta po 0,5 ml i to sve 40 dana, pošto je postižu svi brzo rezultate kao naša Jelena. Zahvaljujemo se Jeleni na receptu i nadamo se da će i vama pomoći kao i njoj.