深圳永福医院：开车的朋友要注意预防肾结石

Group 1 - The causes of kidney stones are numerous, often linked to irregular lifestyles such as insufficient water intake, lack of exercise, and skipping breakfast [1] - Long periods of sitting, particularly for drivers, contribute to the risk of developing kidney stones due to dehydration and lack of movement [1] - Drivers, especially those on long-haul trips, are prone to health issues, including the recurrence of old diseases, due to neglecting diet and rest during hot weather [1] Group 2 - Symptoms of kidney stones vary significantly based on factors like cause, composition, size, and location, ranging from mild to severe conditions such as renal failure and shock [3] - Renal colic may occur when stones lodge in the renal pelvis or ureter, characterized by sudden, severe pain that radiates from the back to the bladder area [3] - Visible blood in urine is common due to significant mucosal damage from stones, often triggered by increased physical activity [4] Group 3 - Infections related to kidney stones can lead to symptoms such as fever, chills, and systemic signs, especially when both ureters are obstructed [4] - Recommendations for drivers include taking breaks every four hours, staying hydrated, and not holding urine to prevent kidney stone complications [4]