Urinary tract stones can appear hematuria

If the urinary tract stones are small, even if they move freely in the urethra, they will not cause damage to the urethral mucosa. The patient usually drinks plenty of water and jumps more to promote the stone excretion. At this time, there will be no symptoms of hematuria. If the urinary tract stones are relatively large, the urinary tract stones may scrape or damage the urinary wall during movement, causing red blood cells in the urine to enter the urine. Hematuria can be found during urination.