Causes of male urethral stenosis

Many male friends will find that they have difficulty urinating in their lives, and may even have pain when urinating and feel pain in the prostate. At this time, it may be male urethral stenosis. Suffering from this disease generally causes difficulty urinating, or even incomplete urination. So what should we do?

There are three narrow parts in the whole length of the ureter: the first is at the transition between the renal pelvis and the ureter; the second is at the upper opening of the pelvis where the iliac vessels pass; and the third is at the point where the bladder wall is penetrated. These three narrow parts are often the sites where stones are retained.

There are three narrow parts in the male urethra, located at the internal urethral opening, the membranous urethra and the external urethral opening, with the external urethral opening being the narrowest.

The male urethra has two bends: the inferior pubic bend is located below the pubic symphysis, concave forward and upward, and this bend is constant. The anterior pubic bend is located in front and below the pubic symphysis, concave backward and downward, and this bend will become straight if the penis is lifted upward.

If you experience any discomfort,

In the article, we learned about male urethral stenosis. First of all, there are many causes of this disease. We should pay more attention to it in our lives, especially many medical conditions should not be ignored, and we should also pay attention to our daily diet.