Urinary Disorder

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Urinary Disorder Paper
Urinary calculi can be caused by environmental factors, including direct exposure to sun and high temperatures, which influence the electrolyte balance and water in the body. It also can be triggered by lifestyle factors such as the consumption of diets with high calcium and proteins which decrease water absorption in the body (Coffman et al., 2022). Moreover, the condition can be triggered by genetic factors like family history. In this context, the likelihood of contracting urinary calculi is relatively higher for individuals whose parents have contracted the condition before than those without such history The patient should avoid the intake of excess sugary foods such as black tea and apple juices, drink plenty of water, and limit the intake of salt in foods to reduce sodium accumulation in the kidneys. Observing these dietary and water consumption measures will assist in examining the urinary calculi composition in the patient’s blood.
The patient’s urinary examination will show positive results for leukocytes and nitrites. The white blood cell count will be higher. Blood calcium levels will be raised in outlet obstru...