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Renal (Kidney) Stones Treatment in Jammikunta

Stone Pain, Burning Urination & Blockage Relief with Advanced Care

Kidney stones form when minerals and salts in urine crystalize and accumulate inside the kidney.
These stones may remain silent when small, but as they grow or move, they cause severe back/side pain, burning urination, vomiting & blood in urine.
Untreated stones may block urine flow, damage kidneys or lead to severe infection.

At Sri Rama Multi Speciality Hospital, Jammikunta, we diagnose and manage renal stones with imaging, medication and surgical intervention if required.

What Are Kidney Stones?

Kidney stones are solid deposits of calcium, uric acid or minerals formed inside the kidney.
Small stones may pass naturally, but larger ones require medical or surgical removal based on size and location.

Stone pain is considered one of the most intense abdominal pains.

Causes of Renal Stones

  • Low Water Intake Case: Less hydration → urine crystal formation

  • High Salt or High Oxalate Diet Case: Leads to stone buildup

  • Family History Case: Genetic tendency for stone formation

  • Recurrent UTI Case: Infection altering urine minerals

  • Sedentary Lifestyle Case: Slow metabolism → crystal accumulation

  • Uric Acid Stone Case: High protein/acid levels cause stone formation

  • Obstructed Stone Case: Blockage in ureter causing severe pain

Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

  • Sharp back or side pain, shifting toward lower abdomen
  • Burning sensation while urinating
  • Vomiting or restlessness during pain episodes
  • Frequent urge to urinate with less output
  • Blood in urine or cloudy/foul smell
  • Pain radiating to groin or lower abdomen
  • Fever + chills (possible infection risk)

📌 Pain coming in waves is a classic kidney stone sign.

When Should You Consult the Doctor?

  • Pain is severe & recurring
  • Burning or blood in urine persists
  • You suspect stone movement (pain waves)
  • Stone seen in ultrasound report
  • Fast decision for surgical vs medical need