Pain is one of the main symptoms of stone disease, and pain is often accompanied by bloody urine. The fact that you have pain after taking stone removal medication actually indicates that the stones are starting to drain down from the source kidney, all the way to the ureter. The stone rubs against the wall of the ureter as it passes through it, causing unbearable pain. There are two main ways to deal with the pain of stone disease. One is simple analgesia, which means that the pain is suppressed, but this is not the main maneuver; the other is antispasmodic, in which the spasmodic contraction of the lumen of the tube is released. The release relaxes the lumen of the canal and allows the stone to pass easily. Consequently, there are also two general types of medications for relieving the pain of stone disease. One is an antispasmodic medication and the other is a pain relieving medication. Doctors will often have patients take both medications at the same time so that the pain is addressed in a more effective manner. Currently, in order to help with stone removal, there are commonly used herbs that can be used, such as Maki Higa Tea which is recommended for stone dissolving and diuresis. Also for example, urolithone pills as a routine medication after lithotripsy surgery, can accelerate the elimination of residual stones as well as debris, to prevent the formation of stone streets and reduce complications. It is diuretic, antispasmodic, relaxes the smooth muscle of the ureter to relieve the pain of stone removal. It is also used to remove stones and debris produced in the kidneys, ureters, and bladder after postoperative transurethral cystolithotripsy stone removal, and is effective in preventing stone recurrence after surgical or non-surgical treatment. You must insist on drinking plenty of water during stone removal, and the recommended amount of water is more than 2000-3000ml per day. You can do more jumping, running and other up and down exercises, which can promote the downward movement or discharge of stones. In terms of daily diet, you should pay attention to less salt and sugar, avoid smoking and alcohol, and eat more vegetables and fruits, especially green leafy vegetables. However, the highest content of oxalic acid in vegetables is spinach, which should be eaten sparingly. Milk and other calcium-containing foods can be taken normally, eat less soy products, animal protein intake should not be excessive.