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Bladder stones
Stone formation in the urinary bladder is usually a sign of a long-term lack of urination and evidence of a constriction below the bladder. A bladder stone rarely forms primarily in the bladder. Rather, it starts out as a renal or ureteral stone, which then remains in the bladder and grows via accumulation.
Diagnostics
Treatment
- Transurethral Resection of the Prostate-bladder Stone Fragmentation (Lithotripsy)
- Open Removal of Bladder Stones (Sektio alta) (Sektio alta)
BLADDER & URETHRA SELF-TEST
Your results:
According to this quick check, there is no indications of typical urological diseases. If you have any issues that have not yet been examined, it may best to contact your family doctor.
Your results:
Please contact your family doctor with the symptoms. Depending on the diagnosis, you will be referred to a dermatologist or gynaecologist.
Your results:
Please have yourself examined by a urologist. Our doctors will be happy to assist you.
Do you feel pain or burning when urinating?
Are you a man who has been experiencing pain while urinating for more than two days?
Do you have blood in your urine?
Do you accidentally lose urine?
Are you under 35 and need to urinate more often or urgently than before?
Are you over 35 years old and need to urinate more frequently or urgently than before?
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