Case Report On Urethral stricture

This clinical guideline’s goal is to establish a foundation for detecting and treating male urethral stricture. Resources and procedures: Pubmed, Embase, and Cochrane are three databases that can be used to find information.were searched for peerreviewed literature related urethral stricture: a guide to diagnosis and treatment (search dates 1/1/1990 to 12/1/15). The review produced a data collection of 250 papers after applying inclusion/exclusion criteria. The Guideline statements were based on these publications. Patients’ benefits and risks/burdens were used to produce Strong, Moderate, or Conditional Recommendations When there was inadequate evidence, additional guidance was given Clinical Principles and Expert Opinion are two types of evidence that can be found in the literature. Systems and Important clinical Finding : urination difficulties, straining, or pain, inadequate bladder emptying, pee stream sprayed, need to urinate more frequently or have a stronger urge to urinate. The main diagnose and therapeutic intervention and outcome : The doctor discovered urethral stricture after a physical examination and investigation. After urethral stricture treatment, many patients have a positive outcome. If the stricture is caused by scar tissue, you may need more treatments in the future. Due to a total blockage of the urethra, you are unable to urinate is known as urinary retention.can occur in some circumstances due to stricture. This is a potentially life-threatening situation. If you have signs of a stricture and are unable to urinate, call your doctor straight once. Conclusion : Urethral strictures must be identified and treated early on in order to avoid the most serious long-term consequence, reduced renal function. The high recurrence rate of urethrotomy limits its clinical value. A urethral stricture is a scarring constriction that hinders the lower urinary tract from working correctly. The effects of this obstruction can significantly reduce By causing micturition issues, They can lower a patient’s quality of life and potentially cause renal failure by affecting the entire urine system. As a result, it is critical urethral strictures, which can develop at any age and in any gender, either men or women (though they are far more common in women), are diagnosed and treated as soon as possible