| Category | Bladder Stone |
Bladder stones are hardened mineral clumps that form in your bladder. They develop when pee remains in your bladder for a long time. The most common symptom is abdominal pain, but it can also cause problems peeing. If you can’t pee out a bladder stone, a urologist can break it up or remove it.
Bladder stones are hardened mineral clumps that form in your urinary bladder (the organ that holds your urine). They usually form when some urine (pee) stays in your bladder after you use the restroom.
You may not notice small bladder stones. They may leave your body when you pee without any symptoms. Larger bladder stones may be so painful that you may feel sick to your stomach, aren’t able to pee and have other symptoms, such as bloody urine.
