Dr. Sanjay Kulkarni's Urethroplasty Centre

Any patient who presents with poor flow may have a stricture. Other symptoms are:

• hesitancy
• poor flow
• feeling of incomplete bladder emptying
• dysuria
• urinary tract infection.

Many patients know they have a stricture and are under treatment.

After dilatation the patient may get pain, fever, bleeding per urethra.

I have seen patient presenting with chronic renal failure due to back pressure changes and a patient after kidney transplant still being treated with dilatation.

Watering can perineum though rare now a days may be the presenting symptom.

Patients with Lichen Sclerosus may have undergone circumcision and or meatoplasty.

Many patients are on intermittent self catheterization.

Rarely a patient may present with a lump in the perineum due to urethral carcinoma.

Painless bleeding per urethra is a leading symptom of patients with urethral hemangioma.