Stones fall down, urine is red?

If the stones are small in size, regular in shape, smooth in the process of excretion, and do not cause irritation to surrounding tissues, it will not cause urine redness. However, if the stones are large in size and irregular in shape, they will stimulate surrounding mucosa and blood vessels during excretion, causing damage and bleeding, which will cause urine redness.

If

the urine redness is light, it does not need to be treated at this time. It can be recovered after a period of time. There is no need to worry. However, if the urine redness is obvious and accompanied by pain, it should be further informed to the doctor for treatment.