Urinary calculi are common in men and can be divided into kidney calculi, ureteral calculi, bladder calculi and urethral calculi. Many nutrients in food are related to the formation of urinary calculi, such as calcium, protein, purine and oxalic acid. Kidney calculi can cause urinary tract obstruction, resulting in renal insufficiency, even oliguria or anuria.
Health prescription
1. Urolithiasis should be actively treated to prevent recurrence and infection of colic, even hydronephrosis and renal insufficiency.
2. Drink plenty of water after the gravel, and the daily water consumption is 2000-3000ml (equivalent to 4-6 bottles of salt water bottles for hospital infusion), which can be increased to 4000-5000ml in hot summer. Keep at least 200 ml of urine every day. Do some jumping activities appropriately to promote the discharge of stones.
3. Use antibiotics according to the doctor's advice after operation, closely observe the condition, and pay attention to complications such as bleeding, infection and perforation.
4. Avoid drinking hard water and magnetized water every day.
5. Eat less calcium-containing foods, such as kelp, black fungus, beans, milk and so on. Eat less foods rich in oxalic acid, such as spinach, celery and strawberries, eat less animal liver and seafood and eat less sugar.