Can ejaculation expel stones?

For urethral stones, please note that before the ureteral stent is removed, if there is no frequent urination, hematuria, urgency, etc., you can work normally. You should drink plenty of warm water to replenish enough water, avoid spicy foods such as chili peppers, and avoid improper diet that aggravates the symptoms. Some men have urinary stones, and some patients believe that ejaculation can expel urinary stones. Can ejaculation expel stones? Let's take a look at it next?

1. Can ejaculation expel stones?

Ejaculation is just the discharge of semen from the seminal vesicle through the urethra, and it does not have an obvious function of expelling stones. Most urethral stones are on the kidneys and ureters, at the upper end of the ejaculatory duct, and cannot be flushed out by ejaculation. You can drink more water, urinate frequently, and have regular color Doppler ultrasounds. You can also take oral drugs to promote stone excretion, such as stone excretion granules Urolithotomy. You should develop good habits and drink more water to prevent it from forming again in the future. If the stones are relatively large and cannot be discharged for a long time, you can do ultrasonic lithotripsy.

2. General treatment

1. The stone is located in the scaphoid fossa of the urethra

Sterile liquid paraffin can be injected into the urethra and then the stone can be pushed out of the urethra or it can be removed with a vascular forceps.

2. Anterior urethral stones

Under anesthesia, the penis root is used to block the urethra proximal to the stone to prevent it from retreating. Sterile liquid paraffin is injected, and then the stone is gently pushed to the distal end of the urethra, hooked or clamped out. If it is difficult to remove, the stone can be removed by ureteroscopy. Avoid rough handling and try not to perform urethrotomy to remove the stone to avoid urethral stenosis.

3.Posterior urethral stones

The stone can be gently pushed into the bladder using a urethral bougie and then treated as a bladder stone.

3. Other treatments

1. The stone is located in the scaphoid fossa of the urethra

Sterile liquid paraffin can be injected into the urethra and then the stone can be pushed out of the urethra or it can be removed with a vascular forceps.

2. Anterior urethral stones

Under anesthesia, the penis root is used to block the urethra proximal to the stone to prevent it from retreating. Sterile liquid paraffin is injected, and then the stone is gently pushed to the distal end of the urethra, hooked or clamped out. If it is difficult to remove, the stone can be removed by ureteroscopy. Avoid rough handling and try not to perform urethrotomy to remove the stone to avoid urethral stenosis.

3.Posterior urethral stones

The stone can be gently pushed into the bladder using a urethral bougie and then treated as a bladder stone.

4. Diet adjustment

This mainly includes paying attention to dietary fiber, calcium-containing foods, and vitamin supplements. Limit foods high in oxalic acid, animal protein foods, and high-salt, high-sugar foods. Drink plenty of water.

5. Daily care

Before the ureteral stent is removed, if there is no obvious urinary frequency, urgency, hematuria, etc., you can do some ordinary work, but you cannot do physical work or strenuous exercise.