How long does hematuria disappear after ureteral calculi surgery

Hematuria after ureteral calculi surgery

is usually caused by surgical injury to urinary tract mucosa. For some patients with mild injury, the recovery speed is relatively fast, and hematuria generally disappears in about 3 days after surgery. If the injury caused by surgery is large, or their constitution is weak, it may prolong the repair of trauma, and it may take about 7 days for hematuria to disappear. In addition, hematuria may also be associated with secondary infection after surgery, requiring anti-infective treatment as prescribed, and hematuria may last for 1-2 weeks.