Urethral calculi, which are uncommon, account for one to two percent of all renal stone illnesses.Rarely, urethral calculi reach huge sizes and are referred to as "giant urethral calculi".Giantureteral calculi are ureteral calculi more significant than 5 cm in length or circumference. If not treated promptly, these massive calculican induce ureter obstruction, renal dilatation, and impaired kidney function.A 22 years old female patient was admitted in the urology ward with presenting complaints ofHigh grade intermittent fever, pain in bilateral flank region along with urinary urgency, frequency, and intermittent dysuria

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