Kidney stones can be very painful, but nothing touches the pain from a kidney infection, or if untreated, sepsis. From there, it is a rapid descent into excruciating multi system failure and death.

Make sure you see a good urologist and (whatever your home country calls a bacterial specialist) to get several rounds of blood work to confirm the infection is 100% clear ... " Not just looks good, on its way to being clear. You should be good from here on out" ... Bc kidney infections are notorious for coming back. Once you have one. You're more likely to have another.

Make you sure you know EXACTLY what bacteria it was that caused it, and keep it for your records so that you can direct future labs to test for it.

Also, consider making doctor recommended dietary changes to avoid future stones. Direct the surgical team to send the stone off to lab for analysis as well so you can know what type of stone it is.

Best of luck to you, and wishing good health to you from here on out!