How to treat male urethral stones

Male urethral stones are a common symptom in our lives, mainly caused by frequent urine retention or too frequent sexual intercourse. We should remember the care of the urethra and the treatment of urethral stones. To treat urinary stones, we can use medication or surgery to crush the stones. These methods require us to cooperate with the doctor's treatment and adjust our diet.

For the phenomenon of urethral stones in men, the cause is either that the stones in the urinary system slowly enter the urethra through urine or other transfer processes, or that the inner wall of the urethra is affected by various damaging or inflammatory substances in the urethra itself, thus forming stones.

Whether the stones are transferred by the urinary system or formed after a disease occurs in the urethra itself, the stones in the urethra need to be effectively treated. Only after the stones are thoroughly treated can the urethra no longer be painful and will it not cause certain obstacles in the urination process.

For the treatment of urethral stones, if the area and number of stones are small, sterile wax can be injected into the urethra to slowly push the stones toward the urethral opening and then be effectively removed. Generally, vascular forceps are used to remove the stones. If the area and number of stones are large and cannot be removed through the urethral opening, surgery is required to remove them smoothly.

To sum up, once a man has urethral stones, he needs to remove the stones from the urethra. Only by completely removing them can the urethra be restored to a healthy state, avoiding the stones from causing certain damage to the urethra, leading to various urination disorders, or various pains and discomforts in the urethra.