You should see your primary care physician to rule out an urinary tract infection. Your doctor may suggest an abdominal X-ray or CT to assess the location of your kidney stone.
Answered 9/30/2021
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Depends on size of stone. Stones smaller than !cm generally pass by themselves the 'when' varies. Drink plenty of water and look for it when voiding. Since it passed thru a narrower tube it should pass thru the wider outer tube (urethra) There is a very good chance you will pass it If not passed for 3-4 weeks see your Urologist. Good luck.
Answered 10/19/2021
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