Urethral Stricture Health Feed

It depends upon the condition of injury.
U need to consult for proper diagnosis and prescription accordingly.
Take care

Nahi catheter use mat karein. Apne urine ki jaanch karein lab se. Ye urine infection bhi ho sakta hai. Do the following--
1. You maintain high grade of personal hygiene. 2. Do change your undergarments at least 2 times a day
3. Wear cotton underclothes. 4. Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids. 5. Keep the area dry.
For more details you can consult me.

Yes, You have homoeopathic medicine called as thiosinum 30 10 pills at night daily for 20 days. Let me know after 20 days.

now you start Ayurveda medicine 1. vrukkadoshahara vati and 2 chandraprabhavati 3. neery syrup all r 2 times a day

The major job of the Urethra is to drain the urine out of the body. It plays a vital part in ejaculating the sperm from the body of a man. When this thin tube gets swelled, wounded, or infected, it restricts the flow of urine. This medical condition is known as Urethral Stricture. The disease may make some people feel soreness during their urination. As the urethra of a man is longer than that of a woman's and which is why men are more susceptible to the condition.

Common causes of Uret...more

Get usg kub done and increase water intake. 8-9 glass per day. Fever? Consult online with reports.

It is not a disease.
It is just name of the layer of urinary tract.
Give proper details. For help and treatment you can consult me at Lybrate.

Lower Urinary tract obstruction refers to a condition of hindrance to urinary flow from bladder outwards. This can occur in all the age groups and affect either sex. The symptoms can be poor urine flow, intermittent flow, straining to pass urine or empty bladder, sense of incomplete emptying of bladder, difficulty in starting urination. Other problems can be increased urine frequency and difficulty to hold on with or without occasional urine leak in clothes. The cause and treatment vary in diffe...more

Lower Urinary tract obstruction refers to a condition of hindrance to urinary flow from bladder outwards. This can occur in all the age groups and affect either sex. The symptoms can be poor urine flow, intermittent flow, straining to pass urine or empty bladder, sense of incomplete emptying of bladder, difficulty in starting urination. Other problems can be increased urine frequency and difficulty to hold on with or without occasional urine leak in clothes. The cause and treatment vary in diffe...more

The tube transporting urine from the bladder out of the body is known as the urethra. Under normal circumstances, this tube is wide enough for urine to flow freely but in some cases, one or more section can get narrowed and restrict the flow of urine. This may be diagnosed as a urethral stricture. This length of this stricture can range from 1 cm to affecting the entire length of the urethra.

This is caused by scar tissue or inflammation of tissue in the urethra. While this is a common ...more