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It is less problematic in men because the man's urethra is longer than the woman's, thus it has longer to travel in a man than it does a woman and causes significantly more pain in men.
I had one in eighth grade. The school nurse told my mom i was faking it. I got picked up, went home and just started throwing up everywhere. My grandpa took me to get my mom and we went to the hospital.Turns out i had a stone. I had to get surgery on mine because I guess it was stuck like in my urinary tract up towards my kidney. I never had the chance to pass it, but my aunt who had twin babies said that passing her kidney stone was worse then giving birth. So if you get a kidney stone and your wife or girlfriend says, "Doesn't hurt as much as giving birth." You can slap her up haha. But don't actually beat her...just a joke.