Smaller Amount of Urine
In some serious cases when the stones become too large, they would be stuck in your ureter and block it. As a result, it might stop or slow the flow of urine every time you go to the toilet. That’s why you might urinate only a bit at a slower speed than usual. If left untreated for an extended period, this condition would lead to a medical emergency that makes your urine flow stops entirely. [8]
