Urinary Calculi

Urinary calculi are solid deposits that form in the urinary system. These deposits are normally formed by excess calcium. The urinary system consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. These solid masses can occur in any part of the system. According to Merck, approximately one in 1,000 individuals is hospitalized each year as a result of the condition. Urinary calculi vary in size depending on their location in the body. In many cases the calculi pass through the system and resolve on their own. In some cases urinary calculi can produce symptoms ranging from mild to severe.

Pain is a common symptom for those with urinary calculi. This symptom generally comes from an obstruction in the urinary system caused by the urinary stone. Pain can be experienced in the pelvic region, lower abdomen, back and flank area. Pain is usually acute and occurs intermittently as the calculi pass through various points in the system. In some individuals the abdominal area may be tender to palpation. A characteristic of pain caused by calculi in the urinary system is that pain is generally not relieved with a change in position

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