Infections, Urology / 02.12.2024

Ureteritis, an inflammation of the ureters, can be a painful and disruptive condition. Whether you’re experiencing discomfort or searching for ways to manage the symptoms effectively, understanding your treatment options is crucial. With expert care, you can explore personalised solutions to regain your health and comfort.

Understanding Ureteritis and Its Causes

Ureteritis typically occurs due to infections, kidney stones, or conditions like urinary tract obstructions. Symptoms such as lower back pain, frequent urination, or blood in the urine can signal a need for medical attention. While the condition might feel overwhelming, there are effective treatments designed to target both the symptoms and the root cause. (more…)
Author Interviews, Kidney Stones, Lifestyle & Health, Urology / 29.04.2023

MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Paul Piedras, BS University of California, Irvin MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? Response: The consumption of alkaline water is gaining popularity among the public as a preferred method of hydration.  A variety of reasons may be associated with this including that the general population may believe that drinking an alkalotic fluid will lead to a raise in systemic pH. Given that alkaline water is more expensive than spring water, we decided to further explore what effects it may have on urinary alkalization. (more…)
Author Interviews, Kidney Stones, NEJM, Urology / 11.08.2022

MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Michael Bailey Ph.D. Senior Principal Engineer, Applied Physics Laboratory Associate Professor. Mechanical Engineering Adjunct Associate Professor Urology MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? Response: Small (< 6 mm) kidney stones are common and often are asymptomatic. Do you do surgery or wait for them to cause a problem? Or specifically here if you are getting surgery already for other stones that are causing a problem do you take the time and possibly extra risk of cleaning out the small stone in the kidney or in the other kidney? (more…)