Can urinary stones cause lumbago?

Urinary stones can stimulate, obstruct, infect the urinary tract, cause inflammation or hydrops and other complications, resulting in low back pain. Urinary stones may cause low back pain, the following are specific reasons: 1. Stone stimulation: Urinary stones may stimulate the renal pelvis or ureteral mucosa, causing inflammation, resulting in low back pain. 2. Obstruction: Urinary stones may lead to urinary tract obstruction, so that urine discharge is not smooth, renal pelvis pressure increases, causing lumbago. 3. Infection: Urinary stones are easy to be infected, infection will stimulate lumbar nerves, causing lumbago. 4. Complications: Urinary stones may cause hydronephrosis, pyonephrosis and other complications, these complications will also lead to lumbago. It should be noted that low back pain is not necessarily caused by urinary stones, but may also be caused by other diseases, such as lumbar disc herniation, lumbar muscle strain, etc. Therefore, if there are symptoms of low back pain, you should seek medical attention in time, conduct relevant examinations, and clarify the cause so as to carry out targeted treatment. For children, pregnant women, the elderly and other special groups, if there are symptoms of low back pain, should pay more attention to, timely medical treatment, so as not to delay the disease. In addition, patients with urinary stones in daily life should pay attention to drink more water, more exercise, help the stone discharge. If the stone is larger, or serious symptoms, should seek medical attention in time, treatment.