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If you have been experiencing difficulty in urinating, or an inability to urinate at all, then it is important that you consult a physician. The obstruction can be caused by many reason related to bladder including bacteria, stones, and cancer cells. It is possible that the obstruction is happening because ofu00a0urethral stricture.
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Table of Content About Brand How To Know If I Have Urethral Stricture What is urethral stricture? Symptoms of urethral stricture Treatment of urethral stricture Urethral dilation Urethroplasty Stent placement Catheterization Conclusion
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How To Know If I Have Urethral Stricture If you have been experiencing difficulty in urinating, or an inability to urinate at all, then it is important that you consult a physician. The obstruction can be caused by many reason related to bladder including bacteria, stones, and cancer cells. It is possible that the obstruction is happening because of urethral stricture. Read on as we discuss how to know if you have a urethral stricture.
What is urethral stricture? Urine is carried from the bladder to the urethra, where it is then discharged from the body. Urine typically flows freely through the urethra because of its normal width. The flow of urine may be slowed when the urethra narrows. Urinary stricture is what is happening here. This is called urethral stricture. It mostly affects men. Symptoms of urethral stricture If you have a urethral stricture, you may experience symptoms such as: - Difficulty urinating - A weak or interrupted urinary stream - A feeling that you cannot empty your bladder fully - Darkening of the Urine - Blood in the urine
Treatment of urethral stricture If you have a urethral stricture treatment is important to prevent complications. Treatment options include: Urethral dilation: This involves widening the urethra with special instruments. The instruments are slowly inserted into the urethra and expanded. The number of dilations needed depends on the severity of the stricture. 2. Urethroplasty: This surgery involves reconstructing the urethra. The surgeon makes an incision in the urethra and removes the scar tissue. The ends of the healthy urethral tissue are then joined together. 3. Stent placement: A stent is a small tube that is placed in the urethra to keep it open. The stent is usually removed after 6 to 12 weeks. 4. Catheterization: This involves inserting a tube (catheter) into the bladder through the urethra to allow urine to drain. A catheter may be needed for a few weeks or months.
Conclusion Utilizing the patient’s own cells, which are taken from their bone marrow, is another approach to treat urethral strictures. Regrow Biosciences’UREGROW® Epithelial Cell Therapy, an autologous technique which is why it is one of the safest treatments available. After the implantation of the epithelial cells, the patient’s symptoms are relieved by the development of an epithelialization layer, a layer of fresh tissue, at the location of the stricture. If you have anysymptoms of urethral stricture,it’s important to see a doctor right away. Urethral stricture can be a serious condition, and if it’s not treated immediately, it can lead to other health problems. Early diagnosis and treatment is the best way to ensure a good outcome.
