Ureteral stones of 0.3 centimeters are generally better.
Ureteral stones with a diameter of 0.3 centimeters are relatively small in diameter, and if there is no stone incarceration, they can generally be discharged through the ureter, but it is important to drink more water and do some jumping exercises, which can help to promote the discharge of the stone.
However, there are some special cases, although the diameter of the stone is relatively small, but when passing through the ureter, there may be a phenomenon of incarceration, or ureteral stenosis, and once the ureteral incarceration occurs, it is easy to lead to ureteral blockage, hydronephrosis, and even affect kidney function.
If you have a ureteral stone, you should go to the hospital in time and actively treat it.