Why Kidney Disease Patients Have Urine Output Pain

Kidney disease patients sometimes have difficult, pressure or burning pain while urinating. Why do they have this symptom. Well, follow us to find the answer.

Urine output pain may be caused by the following reasons.

1. A bladder or kidney stone

The minerals in concentrated time precipitate out, which will form crystals on the walls of your kidneys or bladder. After a long time, these crystals become small and finally hard stones. At early time, you won’t feel pain unless they cause a blockage in your urethra. If the stones block your urinary tract, you may feel burning pain while voiding. Besides, bladder or kidney stones can also cause blood in urine, because the urine will cut the urethral epithelial cells.

2. Urinary tract infection

Urinary tract infection may occur when bacteria or germs enter your body through urethra and begin to multiply in your bladder and lead to symptoms such as pain or burning pain during urination and more frequent need to urinate. Besides, these infections usually affect the bladder, but in most cases, they will sometimes spread to kidneys. In this case, kidney disease patients may have fever and pain in their backs. What’s worse, urinary tract infection is severe which can also see blood in urine or hematuria.

The above causes can lead to your urine output pain. Kidney disease patients usually do not have kidney pain, but have flank or back pain which are caused by other kidney diseases such as kidney stones, polycystic kidney disease, kidney infections and bladder infections. Thus, those who have urinate pain should do tests to make sure what disease they suffer from so as to take effective methods to alleviate urine output pain.

Urine output pain is a common symptom in kidney disease patients. Under this condition, they should treat it timely to relieve their pain.