Dr Samarth Agarwal - Gold medalist urologist and urosurgeon

Treating a ureteral stricture involves addressing the narrowing of the urethra to restore normal urine flow. Urethral stricture, a narrowing caused by scar tissue, disrupts urine flow from the bladder through the urethra. Mayo Clinic suggests urethroplasty as a definitive treatment for urethral stricture, particularly effective in cases of a short stricture. This surgical procedure entails removing the scar tissue and reconstructing the affected segment of the urethra, thereby restoring its normal diameter.