Enviado por “CONSULTORIO MÉDICO FLORES BUISSON”- MÁNCORA – PERÚ.- The urinary tract is made up of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra, and each plays a role in removing liquid waste from the body. The kidneys filter the blood and produce urine; the ureters carry the urine from…

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the stone hasent gone into the urethra yet it is still in the kidney. im freakin out. i heard this is gonna be the worst pain i can immagine.

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becasue i can smelling the bowels and the kidney stones i can feel them and the ogyn doctor notice that the urethra fallen it as cause me to be very sick and have fever and can not urinate but maybe four times a day.when drink something that it goes up my back.the bowels .I can smell them and blood and all of this is on my right side.so i am going to the urology on monday.I want her to put me in the hospital right away.do you think should tell her this because this kidney stones are making me very sick.and i have been sick for 4 years and been to 13 doctors and change from one city and found 4 doctors that found more then the other doctors did in my town. been to pct,gastro,urology,ogyn that did emermergeny surgery in may on me a hysterecomy were a another doctor did a dc and i did not have no more periods after she did that.Ifeel like i, will die before my next birthday that will be in dec19 of this year.am wrong to feel like this right now.

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Let me start by saying I’m a 26-year old female, I know it’s more common for males to have kidney stones, but never the less I have several, but only one that is currently causing problems. I have been to the Dr. and had tests run, the problem stone WAS lodged in my left uterer, but I can tell that it has moved since then and it feels like it is stuck in my urethra, like it’s almost about to come out. Any ideas/tips/suggestions on how to get it to pass? I know it sounds silly, but I’ve tried going for a bumpy car ride (Dr.’s suggestion), jumping up and down (sounds stupid I know!), pushing really hard when urinating, drinking tons and tons of water a day…what else can I do? I would really like to pass it on my own and not have anything invasive done. Thanks!
Nikki – I never thought of that! Maybe if it is close to coming out soaking in the bath may help. It’s worth a try anyways

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1. what is nephron?
2. which blood vessels bring blood to the kidneys?
3. what is glomerules ?
4 how is a high blood pressure built up in a glomerulus ?
5. why is this high blood pressure needed?
6. name 2 substances found in blood which you would not find in the fluid inside a bowman’s capsule.
7 list 3 substances which are reabsorbed from the nephron in the blood?
8. what is urine?
9. where are (a) ureters, and (b) the urethra found?
10(a) why is the blood passed through the dialyser in many small channels instead of one large one?
(b)why might it be dangerous if an air bubble gets into the patient’s blood?
(c) give two reasons why a successful kidney transplant is better that treatment on the kidney machine?

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