Introduction of urethral stricture dilation

Urethral stricture dilation is mainly used to treat male urethral stricture. A small number of female urethral stricture also needs urethral stricture dilation. The most common reason is mainly to treat traumatic urethral stricture or urethral stricture after urethral surgery. According to the thickness of the urethra, the appropriate urethral probe is selected. The urethral probe completely passes through the entire urethra until the probe enters the bladder to achieve the effect of patency of the entire urethra. The common complications are mainly urethral bleeding, urethral false passage formation or infection. It is important to note that urethral stricture is not a one-time urethral dilation, but can play a role in complete recovery. It is necessary to perform urethral stricture dilation on a regular basis until the urine is completely unobstructed. It is recommended to drink more water and take antibiotics for a period of time after surgery.