It is normal for a kidney stone to take weeks or even months to pass. However, if the pain persists, increases, or if new symptoms occur, it is important to consult a doctor again to reevaluate the situation. This may involve checking the location of the stone, assessing the risk of infection, and determining the appropriate treatment.
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