Bladder stones

Bladder stones are usually the result of another urologic problem such as urinary tract infection, bladder diverticulum, neurogenic bladder, or an enlarged prostate. Approximately 95% of all bladder stones occur in men.
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Bladder stones
Dr Rob Hicks
Most people have heard of kidney stones and gall bladder stones. However, most people don't know that stones can also develop in the bladder. The good news is that treatment's available. Find out more in our simple guide.
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It may also cause kidney infection and kidney or bladder stones. Drinking plenty of clear fluids and using a catheter — a thin, soft tube that you insert into your urethra and bladder to drain your urine — several times a day may help.
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Large doses of vitamin C are considered to be toxic in persons with a family history of or tendency to form kidney stones or gallbladder stones. Kidney and gallbladder stones usually consist of calcium oxalate.
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This includes those who don't benefit from treatment, have repeated urinary tract infections, form bladder stones, develop kidney damage due to backpressure or are repeatedly unable to urinate.
There are several types of prostate surgery.
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Bladder stones can cause it, but it usually results from an enlargement of your prostate gland, which lies at the base of your bladder. When the prostate gets bigger, it can squeeze your urethra and make urination more difficult.
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CAUSES"Kidney stones (also called bladder stones or cystic calculi) are an abnormal accumulations of mineral salts. They form in the kidneys and, during passage down the ureters, may lodge in them or in the bladder.
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constipation
diabetes insipidus
diabetes mellitus
epilepsy
lower urinary tract obstruction
neurogenic bladder, which is a bladder with impaired nerve function
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About 15 percent of the population will experience kidney or bladder stones during their life. This article covers the signs, symptoms and treatment of the problem.
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Urine retention and strain on the bladder can lead to urinary tract infections, bladder or kidney damage, bladder stones, and incontinence. If the bladder is permanently damaged, treatment for BPH may be ineffective.
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It is also characteristic of a urinary tract disorder in which bleeding occurs such as cystitis, enlarged prostate, kidney cancer, bladder tumor, tuberculosis, bladder stones, kidney infection, Wilms' tumor (in children), or hypernephroma.
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