Last Updated on December 9, 2019
#2 – Alterations In Urination
Changes in urination that can happen in many ways are also one of the beginning symptoms of kidney infection. When the stone starts moving and it reaches the bladder, this will result in a recurrent need to urinate. While you are urinating, you may also feel pain and a burning sensation.
There are different types of kidney stones, and therefore symptoms can change, and you might experience a decrease in your urine flux. This happens because of stones that get stuck in the ureter, and it might even totally stop the urine flow.
If there is blood in your urine or a change in urine color, this might mean that you have kidney stones in your urinary tract. Kidney infection will also result in an unpleasant smell, that might be accompanied by cloudiness in the urine.
