Kidney stones can cause creatinine high?

Kidney stones may cause creatinine to rise.

When kidney stones cause severe urinary tract obstruction, especially bilateral urinary tract obstruction or solitary kidney obstruction, urine cannot be discharged normally, and the filtration function of the kidney is affected, so that creatinine and other metabolic wastes cannot be discharged effectively in time, thus causing blood creatinine to rise.

Long-term kidney stone obstruction can lead to progressive hydronephrosis, gradual thinning of renal parenchyma, gradual decline of renal function, and eventually creatinine rise. If

kidney stones are complicated with severe urinary system infection, infection may spread to the kidneys, causing inflammation and damage to renal parenchyma, affecting renal function and promoting creatinine rise.

For kidney stones patients, it is necessary to pay close attention to the changes in the disease and actively treat them to prevent further damage to renal function. At the same time, it is also very important to regularly monitor indicators such as renal function in order to detect possible abnormalities and deal with them in time.