There are many people answering questions upstairs, and I feel that what I said on the second floor is more appropriate! If you don't give me grades, I suggest you give them to the second floor!
Never listen to the fourth floor, it will make you regret it for the rest of your life!
(Note: Anuria is defined as 24-hour urine volume less than 100 ml, and oliguria is defined as less than 700 ml. )
I won't discuss how you get to the hospital for the time being. Let's talk about why we should be hospitalized first!
First of all, you have been urinating less. The most direct result is that the metabolic waste in your body cannot be excreted, which leads to the progressive increase of creatinine and urea nitrogen in your body. Eventually lead to acute renal failure. It is estimated that you should have acute renal failure after kidney!
You'd better not go this far, or your course of disease will drag on for a long time, at least to 15 days, because once the creatinine rises above 700, even if your kidney can recover, it will take a long time! That is to say, the fastest I said is about 15 days, which is on the premise of giving you diuretics!
Secondly: you have a renal cyst, the size of which I don't know, but since you have both kidneys, you can't delay it, because renal cysts can't be cured by drugs, and surgical treatment should be considered for renal cysts of 3-4 cm size (provided that they grow rapidly in the near future). Because of long-term renal cyst, it will lead to thinning of renal cortex, leading to hydrops and becoming renal failure!
So be sure to go to the hospital immediately and strictly limit the intake of water! There is also the intake of potassium ions, of which potassium ions must be paid attention to, and never drink fruit juice or the like, because that will lead to a serious increase in your blood potassium, even more serious than your endless urine! ! If you are far away from the hospital, you can take furosemide (furosemide) 20 mg orally, and then go to the hospital immediately! Because you go to the hospital, the doctor does the same. The estimated dosage can reach 100 mg. My dosage is conservative! )
Of course, if your urine output is still low after diuresis, I suggest that you can have dialysis for 2-3 times temporarily (preferably dialysis+hemoperfusion), which will obviously reduce the burden on your kidneys and be beneficial to your prognosis!
If you are made of stone, it is not negotiable. You must be gravel. Crushing stones may lead to (the probability will not be greater than 10%) your renal failure, but if you are not satisfied with diuresis, not crushing stones 100% will lead to acute renal failure and even uremia!
Finally, good luck!