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Urethroplasty Surgery 

Urethroplasty Surgery in Jaipur

A weak urine stream, difficulty urinating, recurrent infections or incomplete bladder emptying may be caused by a urethral stricture. When the narrowing is long, recurrent or does not respond to dilation or endoscopic treatment, urethroplasty may be recommended.

The Institute of Urology provides evaluation and Urethroplasty Surgery in Jaipur for simple, recurrent and complex strictures. Treatment is planned based on the stricture’s location, length, severity and previous treatment history.

What Is Urethroplasty Surgery?

Urethroplasty is a reconstructive surgical procedure used to repair a narrowed, scarred or damaged urethra. The urethra is the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.
During surgery, the scarred portion may be removed and the healthy ends of the urethra may be reconnected. In longer or more complicated strictures, tissue from another part of the body may be used to widen or rebuild the urethra.

Urethroplasty Surgery Process

Symptoms of Urethral Stricture

A urethral stricture may develop gradually, and symptoms can become more noticeable as the narrowing increases.

Continuous urine leakage through the vagina

Weak or thin urinary stream

Constant wetness of clothes or undergarments

Difficulty starting urination

Leakage despite recently emptying the bladder

Straining to pass urine

Clear or urine-like vaginal discharge

Stop-and-start urine flow

Foul-smelling vaginal discharge

Spraying or splitting of the stream

Vaginal or vulval irritation

Dribbling after urination

Recurrent urinary tract infections

Frequent
urination

Repeated vaginal infections

Sudden urinary urgency

Pelvic discomfort

Pain or burning while urinating

When Is Urethroplasty Recommended?

Urethroplasty Surgery in Jaipur may be recommended for long or complex strictures, recurrent narrowing after dilation or internal urethrotomy, dense scar tissue, severe urinary obstruction, traumatic urethral injuries, failed previous urethroplasty or ongoing catheter dependence.

For suitable patients, urethroplasty may offer a more durable solution than repeated dilation or endoscopic treatment.

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Why Choose the Institute of Urology?

The Institute of Urology provides diagnosis and reconstructive treatment for short, long, recurrent and complex urethral strictures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Urethroplasty is a reconstructive operation used to repair a scarred, narrowed or damaged urethra. The surgeon may remove the narrowed segment, reconnect healthy tissue or use a graft to widen the urinary passage.
It may be recommended for patients with long, recurrent or complex urethral strictures, severe obstruction or strictures that have returned after dilation or urethrotomy.
Dilation may be appropriate for selected short strictures, but it does not remove the scar tissue and recurrence may occur. Urethroplasty reconstructs the affected segment and may provide a more durable result in properly selected patients.
It is a reconstructive procedure in which tissue from the inner cheek is used to widen or rebuild a narrowed part of the urethra.
The graft is taken from the inner cheek, so there is no visible external facial scar. Temporary mouth discomfort or tightness may occur while the donor area heals.
The duration depends on the type and complexity of repair. The surgeon may perform imaging before removing the catheter to confirm that the reconstructed area has healed.
Recurrence is possible, particularly in complex cases or patients with poor tissue quality, inflammatory disease, previous failed operations or radiation damage. Regular follow-up helps detect narrowing early.
Most patients undergo surgery to improve urinary obstruction, but changes in erection, ejaculation or genital sensation are possible. The individual risk depends on the stricture location and surgical technique.
Many patients resume normal daily activity gradually over several weeks. Full recovery may take approximately six weeks or longer, depending on the reconstruction performed and the patient’s healing.
Patients can consult the Reconstructive Urology Department at the Institute of Urology, C-Scheme, Jaipur, for the diagnosis and treatment of urethral strictures and complex urethral reconstruction.