The sensation when the prostate stone is discharged is mainly related to the size of the stone, and there may or may not be any pain before the prostate stone is discharged.
1. Pain: Larger prostate stones can cause blockage of the prostate ducts, which will rub against the walls of the discharging ducts during stone removal, thus causing localized pain in the lower back, abdomen and perineum.
2. When the stone is small or in the form of silt, then there is less friction between the stone and the wall of the drainage tube when the stone is discharged, so there may not be any sensation, and it is important to check whether there is any foreign substance in the urine.
If you have any discomfort symptoms before or after the stone removal, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible, to clarify the examination program and the cause of the disease, in order to avoid delaying the condition.