bladder stone
Crystallized urinary deposit
A bladder stone is a hard mass of minerals that forms in the urinary bladder, causing pain, difficulty urinating, and bloody urine.
Also called a vesical calculus.
Bladder stones develop when urine becomes concentrated, allowing minerals to crystallize—often due to incomplete bladder emptying or chronic infection.
- kidneyBlood-filtering organ
- urinaryRelating to urine
- calculusMathematical analysis system
- urineRenal excretion fluid
- painBodily or emotional distress
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