What are the symptoms of ureterosis?

Ureteral inflammation is caused by inflammation, which leads to local congestion, swelling, and then causes ureteral stricture. When urinating, the pressure increases, and symptoms such as urgency, urinary pain, frequent micturition, difficulty urinating, etc. can occur. 2. Urine turbidity is stimulated by inflammation, resulting in a large amount of mucus secreted by local ureteral mucosa. When urinating, mucus is mixed with urine and discharged from the body, resulting in urine turbidity. 3. Systemic symptoms Ureteral inflammation is usually caused by pathogenic bacteria ascending infection. Bacteria reproduce and metabolize in the patient's body, resulting in fever, fatigue, and other systemic symptoms.