Kidney stones in men can get stuck in the kidneys, the common site is the renal pelvis or renal calyx. Stones can also get stuck in the three strictures of the ureter after discharging from the kidneys, and may also get stuck in the urethra and other places. 1. Renal pelvis or calyx: Kidney stones are stones that precipitate and get stuck in the parts of the kidneys, the common parts are renal pelvis or calyx, the renal pelvis and calyx are the parts of the cavity through which urine flows, and they are easy to accumulate stones. 2. Ureter: Stones can get stuck anywhere in the ureter as they drain from the kidneys into the ureter. The most common locations are the three strictures of the ureter, such as where the renal pelvis joins the ureter, where it crosses over the iliac vessels, and at the entrance to the bladder. 3. Urethra: It is also possible for a stone to become lodged in the urethra after it has been expelled from the bladder. If you have urinary stones, please seek prompt medical attention for standardized treatment.