Do bladder stones have hematuria

Bladder stones can cause hematuria, should be judged according to the size of the stone, stone shape and other factors.

If the bladder stone is large, smooth edge, low mobility, generally does not cause hematuria. However, if the patient bladder stone is small, sharp edge, moving in the bladder, it will cause irritation and damage to the bladder mucosa, resulting in mucosal bleeding, resulting in hematuria. Patients may also be accompanied by lower abdominal pain, urination difficulties and other symptoms.

Patients should drink plenty of water at ordinary times to promote urine production, conducive to the discharge of small stones. If hematuria symptoms occur, you need to go to the urology department of the hospital in time for treatment.