Ureteral stones that are stuck in the lower section and keep coming out can be treated by general treatment, medication and surgery.
1. General treatment: When ureteral stones are stuck in the lower part of the ureter, you can increase the amount of drinking water, drink no less than 2500ml of water every day, and do more jumping, such as jumping rope, jumping up the stairs, etc. to help the stones to be discharged.
2. Medication: Ureteral stones can take medication such as lithotripsy granules to help discharge the stones, and when stone obstruction causes pain, you can also use ibuprofen, diclofenac sodium and other medications to relieve spasm and pain.
3. Surgery: If necessary, you can use extracorporeal ultrasonic lithotripsy or ureteroscopy lithotripsy for treatment.
In summary, patients with ureteral stones should seek timely medical treatment, drink more water to prevent stone formation and promote stone discharge, and take medication as prescribed by the doctor.