Bladder Infection and Kidney Stones

Struggling with kidney stones or a stubborn bladder infection? One of my go-to herbs is Uva Urs🌿 It’s a powerful kidney cleanser — the leaves of this berry plant help flush the

Doctor Motley. Doctor Motley · Original audio. Struggling with kidney stones or a stubborn bladder infection? One of my go-to herbs is Uva Urs🌿 It’s a powerful kidney cleanser — the leaves of this berry plant help flush the urinary tract, support the bladder, and can even help break down kidney stones over time. Start gently, go slow ...

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$When doctors suspect Kidney Stones, they usually request several tests. Each test shows different signs that help confirm whether stones are present and if they are causing complications. Here is a simple explanation of what the results usually mean: ⸻ 1. Urine Test (Urinalysis) This checks what is inside the urine. Possible results: \t•\tBlood in urine (Hematuria): Even if you cannot see blood, the test may detect tiny blood cells. This often happens because a stone scratches the urinary tract.$