What are the symptoms of kidney stones after extracorporeal lithotripsy

After extracorporeal lithotripsy of kidney stones, the impact of stones may cause damage to the inner membrane of the kidney, causing gross hematuria. After lithotripsy, pain in the renal area may be accompanied by pain in the back waist. After lithotripsy, stones are discharged downward, and during the process of stone discharge, the ureteral mucosa may be damaged, causing abdominal pain. If the stone stuck in the ureter will cause severe pain in the ureter, manifested as abdominal pain, will be released to the perineum, will be accompanied by frequent urination, urgency symptoms.