Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects

Diuresis-crenotherapy in reno-urinary
pathology using oligomineral waters from
Calimanesti-Romania
Nica SA (1) , Mologhianu G (1) , Murgu A (1) , Miron L (1) , Moise M (1)
(1) Rehabilitation. National Institute of Rehabilitation. University of Medicine and Pharmacy
Carol Davila. Bucharest. Romania
sarahnica@gmail.com
Introduction and Objectives
Renal and urinary pathology includes a high frequency of urinary tract infections,
urinary stones from different or mixed biochemical categories .Despite prevention
programs and conservative or surgical treatment, the 2 groups of pathology
can not be controlled from therapeutic point of view enough, context in which
complications or chronic disease may occur. A complementary or alternative
therapeutic method is the diuresis-crenoterapie.
This study was conducted to find alternative solution for this pathologies.
Materials and Methods
Our study includes monitoring clinical trial groups of patients (48 with urinary
stones and 110 with urinary infection) study of acute and chronic stage, the patients
were monitored for 2 years. These patients received a dose of 250-300ml
oligomineral water during 6 times per day; the administration of treatment was
performed at the spring during the day and the last 2 doses (evening and night) in
the clinic. There was made a special assessment sheet monitor clinical, biological
and Reno-urinary evolution.Simultaneously there was an epidemiological investigation
to determine potential correlations between intrinsic, extrinsic and pathological
factors monitored.
Results
The results were processed statistically, in conjunction with other national and
international studies have shown the importance of divided hydration
Conclusions
Fluid intake with oligo-mineral water can influence both formation of crystals
and physicochemical qualities in urine flow. Elements of statistics analysis showed
heterogenity of renal function in analysis of diuresis process in similar amounts
ingested, this argument proves a difficult research subject.
Keywords: Oligo-Mineral,Diuresis,Crenotherapy,Reno-Urinary,Treatment
Balnea
2012, núm. 6, 381
381
ISBN: 978-84-669-1887-0
978-84-669-3482-4