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Urethral stricture
Bulbar stricture <1cm long. Thin urine stream. Flow rate : 4~5 ml/ sec @ voided volume of 150 to 200 ml. It does not increase with volume. No pain. Got operated in Feb 2015. ( Optical urethrotomy ).25 years old male. No bad sexual relationship, no accidents, Please help.
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Urethral stricture is known for recurrence....
For which you may need Dialatation or resurgery....
But with Homoeopathy this recurrence can be definitely treated....and eradicated....
Please consult me online thru Practo Chat or some Good Homoeopath nearby as there will be many more details that will be required to suggest any medicines like your linings or aversion in food, your Bowel n Urine symptoms, your sleep pattern n dreams, your temperament nature.....etc
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I am not sure about this but there are Homeopathic medications which may prove to be effective in this case.. thanks
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Yes, treatable with homeopathy. If the history is further prolonged, complete cure will be difficult.
The stricture is common post prolonged untreated infection.
Homeopathic remedies very potently reduce the scar tissue formed in passage.
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dear practo user Homoeopathy has solution for this Kind of urethral stricture without any after effect...better to avoid steroids or hormonal treatments
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Avoid any type of surgical intervension....
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