At times, it takes many weeks and months before a 0.5 cm stone is passed out. If urinalysis showed blood in the urine, stone may be still at the distal ureter. If possible, a low radiation CT of the abdomen and pelvis should be done.
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If you have not passed it then there is no other way to tell you where it is except X-ray or ultrasound. It is best to stay under care of a Urologist and let her/him monitor you. Drink plenty of water and strain your urine every time you pee and save the stone for analysis if you pass it. Good luck
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