7 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Kidney and Urinary Tract Stones
Have you had a urinary stone and are worried about it coming back? Learn 7 ways to help prevent recurrent urinary stones, from drinking enough water and reducing sodium to maintaining appropriate calcium intake, limiting excessive high-oxalate foods, and identifying the underlying causes of stone formation.
Understanding Urinary Tract Stone Diagnosis
Learn how urinary tract stones are diagnosed using CT scan, ultrasound, KUB X-ray, urinalysis, and blood tests, including the role and limitations of each test.
Urinary Tract Stone Symptoms: Back Pain May Be More Than Just Muscle Pain
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Clear up questions about urinary tract stones to clearly plan appropriate treatment.
Urinary tract stones are a common condition, caused by the crystallization of minerals in urine until they form stone masses. They may cause flank pain, lower back pain, or blood in the urine. If left untreated, they may affect kidney function. Learn about the causes, risk factors, symptoms, treatment methods, and preventive guidelines from specialist physicians in urologic surgery at Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai.
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Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia with Water Vapor Therapy
An enlarged prostate is an issue that should not be overlooked. It not only causes inconvenience but also leads to a loss of confidence. Ignoring it might escalate the problem to the point of requiring surgery. Therefore, if there are symptoms of abnormal urination, one should seek medical attention promptly.
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Parents need to be cautious about "head injuries in children."
"It cannot be denied that children are curious and eager to learn, so they may play and be mischievous as children do without caution, leading to accidents such as falling, fainting, convulsions, and especially injuries."