Kidney stone ponding can become uremia?

If the patient has a small kidney stone, a light hydronephrosis, and timely intervention treatment, renal function will not be abnormally reduced, so it generally does not lead to uremia. However, if the patient has a large kidney stone, a serious hydronephrosis, and not timely treatment, it may lead to abnormal decline in renal function in a short period of time, and larger kidney stones can also cause urethral obstruction, so the probability of uremia will increase significantly.

Patients with kidney stones should take extracorporeal ultrasound lithotripsy or percutaneous nephrolithotomy as soon as possible to remove stones and reduce the incidence of uremia.