Narrowing in the urethra is usually a wound channel that narrows the urethra.
Narrowing on the urethra channel very often occur from injury or previous infection. Rather strong the flow of urine or dual flow usually occurs with mild narrowing. Severe constriction can definitely restrict the flow of urine. The addition of pressure behind the constriction can result in the development of an trajectory towards tissue surrounding the urethra (diverticula). With all the finishing of the cut of frequency or urination, narrowing often cause urinary tract infections.
Urological diagnosing narrowing by looking right into the urethra via a flexible viewing tube (cystocope) after applying a local anesthetic containing lubricant. To widen the urethra, a urologist can enlarge or crop (urethrotomy) narrowing. Narrowing of the urethra could be repeated channels and require spending scars and reset operations within the urethra, sometimes with skin grafting.
