Probably not: The sign that you stone is moving close to the bladder would generally be increased pain, as the ureter narrows as it gets close to the bladder. Once you pass it into the bladder, the pain resolves, but is unlikely to cause frequent urination. That is more likely from an infection, diabetes, or some other cause. See your physician for testing.
Answered 11/22/2018
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Kidney stones: Could be either...But first i would check to see if you have a UTI ( urinary tract infection) that can often cause frequent urination. There are other causes ( like diabetes, etc) check for infection first. That will also check for red blood cells, that could be seen also with a stone.
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