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Urethral Stricture

Expert diagnosis and treatment for urethral narrowing and urinary obstruction.

What is Urethral Stricture?

Are you experiencing weak urine stream? Urethral Stricture is a urologic condition that should be evaluated by a urology provider.
A urethral stricture occurs when scar tissue narrows the urethra, making it difficult for urine to pass normally. It can lead to bothersome urinary symptoms and complications if left untreated.

Common Symptoms

  • Weak urine stream
  • Straining to urinate
  • Incomplete bladder emptying
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Spraying or reduced stream
  • Pelvic discomfort or retention in severe cases

When to see a Urology provider

You should see a specialist if you are having trouble urinating, recurrent UTIs, urinary retention, or worsening lower urinary tract symptoms.

Early detection is important for managing the condition and preventing further complications.

Schedule a consultation today.

Causes and Risk Factors

Common causes include scar tissue from injury, infection, inflammation, prior instrumentation, pelvic trauma, or prior urologic treatment.

Diagnosis and Tests

Diagnosis may involve symptom review, physical exam, urine testing, imaging, cystoscopy, and flow studies.

Treatment Options

Treatment may include urethral dilation, endoscopic procedures, or reconstructive surgery such as urethroplasty depending on severity and recurrence.

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Doral Health & Wellness Urinary Health Department

Doral Health & Wellness Urology provides comprehensive urological care for men and women. Our expert urologists offer a range of services, including diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract infections, kidney stones, prostate problems, and other urological conditions. 

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