Pain in the back, lower abdomen, side, accompanied by vomiting, nausea in some cases, and pain during urination may very well cause a person to have a kidney stone. These symptoms are a reason to immediately consult a doctor to conduct an examination and establish an accurate diagnosis. Do not be scared. In the initial stages of the disease, removing stones from the kidneys is possible non-surgical way using both drug therapy and folk remedies.
The reason that a stone appeared in the kidney is most often the presence of salts in the urine under the influence of various factors, for example, such as metabolic disorders, chronic diseases, infections, nutrition, etc.
However, for whatever reason, a kidney stone has appeared, and this problem should be seriously addressed. Ultrasound will help determine the size of the stone. The small size of this "treasure" gives a greater percentage of its output on its own, following a diet, proper diet and the use of certain medicinal herbs.
Many people ask: "Kidney stones - how to treat?" because they don’t know what to do with this problem, and rush to extremes. This should not be done. There are many recipes for traditional medicine to cope with this disease, especially at an early stage. In addition, a properly selected diet contributes to this. Herbal medicine, like diet, has its own characteristics with different compositions of the discovered stones. If specialists can correctly determine this composition, the treatment will really be effective.
However, if the composition of the stones is unknown, you can use folk tips:
- exclude from the diet acidic, spicy, salty, fatty and smoked foods;
- enrich the "food table" with vitamins in the form of natural vegetables and fruits;
- provide a plentiful drink (from two to three liters per day);
- minimize the use of alcohol;
- take herbal infusions or decoctions.
Decoctions and infusions of such well-known and common plants as bearberry, half-fallen, horsetail, rosehip root, knotweed, lingonberry leaf, birch buds and others are often used to remove stones.
Very useful in this case is dandelion tea, which is quite simple to prepare: pour 2 teaspoons of the herb with a glass of boiling water and leave for about 20 minutes.
A good tool is flax seeds. The method of preparation and use is as follows: a glass of crushed and crushed seeds is poured into a glass of milk and boiled for several minutes, then filtered. The broth is taken every day for five to seven days.
Considerable benefit when removing stone in the kidney, and in general for the whole organism will bring the use of fruit drinks from cranberries and cranberries.
When taking phyto-collections (both ready-made urological ones, purchased at a pharmacy, or prepared independently), it should be remembered that, in addition to advantages, almost every plant has its own shortcomings. For example, some of them are undesirable to take in inflammatory processes, while others can cause an allergic reaction. It is worthwhile to approach such treatment carefully and preferably on the recommendation of specialists. Take phyto-collection courses, sometimes long (for several months) with mandatory interruptions and a change in the composition of the collection.
A kidney stone, especially a large one, unfortunately cannot always be cured with folk remedies. In some cases, serious medical therapy, and sometimes surgical intervention, is required. However, the operation is still not in a hurry. In recent years, lithotripsy has been widely used, which involves crushing a stone with ultrasound, which gives patients hope for treatment without surgery.
The treatment methods used depend on the stage of the disease and the size of the stone formed. In any case, the appropriateness of a particular method should be determined by a specialist.