Does ureter inflammation sex stricture want to become an operation

Ureteral inflammatory stricture should be operated according to the specific situation.

If the patient has mild ureteral inflammatory stricture, it does not affect daily urination, and other discomfort symptoms do not occur, surgery is generally not required. However, if the ureteral inflammatory stricture is severe, urination will be restricted, and even ureteral obstruction and hydronephrosis will occur. At this time, surgery is required, such as ureteral stent implantation, to relieve dysuria by dilating the ureter, or to remove the stricture to improve discomfort symptoms.