How are ureteral stones formed?

Hello, ureteral calculus is a common calculus disease, which mostly occurs in young adults. Generally, kidney calculi's ureteral calculi are temporarily blocked during the process of discharge, which is caused by specific stenosis. Insufficient urine infusion:

Long-term use of a large number of calcium-containing antacids or excessive vitamin D can increase calcium absorption and urine calcium. If the colloid in urine cannot maintain the supersaturation of calcium salt, calcium salt will precipitate and form stones. Some metabolic disorders, such as purine metabolic disorder and increased uric acid excretion in gout patients, may be complicated with uric acid stones.

Changes of physical and chemical properties of urine. The crystal concentration in urine is normal, but when the physical and chemical properties of urine change, it will also promote the formation of stones. The change of urine pH will affect the solubility of crystals. Alkaline urine is beneficial to the formation of calcium phosphate, magnesium ammonium phosphate and calcium oxalate stones, while acidic urine is easy to form uric acid stones and cystine stones.

The concentration of crystals in urine increased. Normal urine often contains a variety of crystalline salts, such as oxalate, phosphate, carbonate, urate and so on. In some cases, the increased excretion of crystals in the body can also increase the concentration of urinary crystals, which is also the cause of ureteral calculi. If you need to discharge, such as below 0.6 cm, you can use stone tea to help. I hope it helps you. Good luck!