Symptoms and treatment of urinary tract obstruction

If the degree of urinary tract obstruction is mild, there may be no obvious clinical symptoms; if the patient has severe urinary tract obstruction, abdominal distension, pain, hematuria, etc., patients with infection may often cause fever. Doctors need to choose different treatment methods according to the patient's etiology. Normal removal of benign lesions, lifting obstruction, can achieve the purpose of treatment. Benign lesions include ureteral stricture, ureteral stones, etc. Nephrectomy may be required if the obstruction is prolonged and the kidneys are not functioning. Radical neoplastic surgery may be required if the obstruction is caused by a tumor.