尿管結石の激痛から手術まで全記録｜入院・費用・ステント抜去体験

This video details my personal experience with kidney stones, from experiencing severe pain in the middle of the night and visiting the emergency room, to subsequent surgery, hospitalization, and removal of the ureteral stent. I was quite anxious before my hospitalization and searched for information, but surprisingly, there were few detailed accounts on YouTube that covered the actual process, pain, and costs. Information about the Inazawa and Ichinomiya areas was particularly scarce. Therefore, this video aims to provide as much detail as possible about the symptoms upon discovering the kidney stone, the hospital's response, the surgery, hospitalization, costs, the high-cost medical care system, and, most importantly, the pain of ureteral stent removal. My experience began with a strange feeling around 1 AM, followed by severe pain in my right abdomen, nausea, a visit to the emergency room, and a CT scan revealing a stone approximately 6mm in size. The pain subsided for a while, but a follow-up visit a month later showed the stone had grown to over 10mm, leading to a TUL (transurethral lithotripsy) procedure at Ichinomiya West Hospital. The video covers: Severe pain in the middle of the night and the process of going to the emergency room at night The moment when a CT scan revealed a kidney stone Examination and decision to perform surgery at Ichinomiya Nishi Hospital A 4-night, 5-day hospital stay and postoperative progress Hospitalization costs, the high-cost medical care system, and the reality of the prefectural mutual aid system Life with a ureteral stent in place The process and pain of stent removal Dietary changes made to prevent recurrence We hope this will be helpful for those who are about to undergo surgery for kidney stones, those who are anxious about hospitalization, those who want to know the process at Ichinomiya Nishi Hospital, and those who want to know the reality of ureteral stent removal. [Chapters] 0:00 Opening and Video Overview 1:32 [Ureteral Stone Onset] Severe Pain in the Middle of the Night and Emergency Transport 3:17 Examination and Diagnosis at the Emergency Hospital (CT Images Included) 5:22 Explanation from the Doctor (Painkillers and Future Treatment Plan) 5:46 Follow-up Visit to Family Doctor (Urologist) and Referral to General Hospital 8:18 [Surgery and Hospitalization] Examination and Decision to Perform Surgery at General Hospital (Ichinomiya Nishi Hospital) 10:04 Explanation of the Surgery (TUL: Transurethral Lithotripsy) 12:40 First Day of Hospitalization (Day Before Surgery) and Hospital Food 13:30 Day of Surgery to Post-Surgery Progress (Urethral Catheter, Hematuria) 17:33 Third Day of Hospitalization to Discharge Day 22:01 Things That Were Useful for Hospitalization Preparations 22:46 Photos and Impressions of Meals During Hospitalization 23:01 Hospitalization Costs, High-Cost Medical Care Benefit System, Prefectural Mutual Aid 23:48 What are the causes of ureteral stones? 25:01 [Ureteral Stent Removal] Difficult Life with a Stent After Discharge (Frequent Urination, Pain) 26:16 Ureteral Stent Removal Procedure and Pain 29:11 Ending [Reference URL] Ureteral Stone Hospitalization Preparation Checklist: https://inazawa.estate/ureteral-stone... Added "CT Scan 2 Months After Ureteral Stent Removal." Complete recovery confirmed! https://inazawa.estate/ureteral-stone... This blog about ureteral stones https://inazawa.estate/ureteral-stone... [For real estate consultations, please click here] Sales consultation form Form https://inazawa.estate/baikyaku-form/... Homepage https://inazawa.estate/?utm_source=yo... [Company Information] Inazawa Anshin Real Estate (Operated by Sakura-dori Real Estate Co., Ltd.) License Number: Aichi Prefecture Governor (2) No. 24543 Address: 1-6-27-205 Konomiya, Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture Phone: 0587-33-5620 Business Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Closed: Every Tuesday and Wednesday