Urinary stones: symptoms, triggers and treatment

Bladder stones, also known as urolithiasis or cystolithiasis, are solid formations made up of minerals that form inside the bladder. This disease can cause significant discomfort and serious health complications if not treated in time. Wondering what are the symptoms, triggers, treatment and reasons why it's important to seek medical attention at ATODA Medical?

It is important to note that if bladder stones are not treated, they can lead to serious complications:

• Chronic infections: repeated urinary tract infections.
• Kidney damage: Backflow of urine can damage the kidneys.
• Bleeding: Permanent damage to the bladder and urethra.
• Urinary incontinence: Inability to hold urine.

If you suspect bladder stones, don't hesitate to make an appointment for an examination with us. Call or email us to ensure prompt and professional help.

Stones in the bladder: symptoms are different

The symptoms of bladder stones can be different, depending on the size and location of the stones. The most common manifestations include:

• Pain in the lower abdomen: Sharp, sudden or persistent pain in the lower abdomen.
• Pain when urinating: a burning sensation or discomfort when urinating.
• Blood in the urine (haematuria): Urine may be pink, red or brown.
• Frequent urination: Urge to urinate may be more frequent than usual.
• Intermittent stream of urine: Urine may flow intermittently or with difficulty.
• Odor of urine: Urine may have an unpleasant smell.

ATODA Medical offers state-of-the-art care and methods. Our urologists and urogynecologists have extensive experience in diagnosing and treating urolithiasis, but they also routinely treat cystitis and perform cystoscopies of the bladder. We use the latest technology and procedures for effective and gentle treatment. We treat each patient individually and work with them to develop a treatment plan specifically for them.