Features of the Clinical Course of Urinary Stone Disease in the Farming Population

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Surayyo Z. Yuldasheva
Surayyo Z. Yuldasheva
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Mamasaliev N.S.
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Abdurakhmonov B.M.
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Qurbonova R.R.
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Abstract

In the climatic conditions of the Fergana Valley of Uzbekistan, 2478 people aged 18-70 engaged in farming were studied in a one-time epidemiological study. Questionnaire, clinical, biochemical, instrumental and special urological examination methods were used. The clinical symptoms of urolithiasis are determined to have a number of specific features, including risk factors and comorbidity. Severe urolithiasis and exacerbation of symptoms are observed in patients with a risk factor of 12.8 times, and in the presence of comorbidity -up to 45.7%.

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Surayyo Z. Yuldasheva. 2026. \u201cFeatures of the Clinical Course of Urinary Stone Disease in the Farming Population\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - F: Diseases GJMR-F Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue F6): .

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Urinary stone disease in elderly patients and its effects on agricultural workers' health and farming productivity.
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In the climatic conditions of the Fergana Valley of Uzbekistan, 2478 people aged 18-70 engaged in farming were studied in a one-time epidemiological study. Questionnaire, clinical, biochemical, instrumental and special urological examination methods were used. The clinical symptoms of urolithiasis are determined to have a number of specific features, including risk factors and comorbidity. Severe urolithiasis and exacerbation of symptoms are observed in patients with a risk factor of 12.8 times, and in the presence of comorbidity -up to 45.7%.

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Mamasaliev N.S.
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Abdurakhmonov B.M.
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Qurbonova R.R.
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