Difficulty or discomfort while passing urine can stem from a range of causes, including infection, stricture (narrowing) of the urinary passage, or a condition present from birth. These are evaluated with a focused urological examination and relevant investigations.
Care includes circumcision, treatment of urethral stricture (narrowing of the urine passage) and correction of congenital defects of the urinary tract in both children and adults, planned to restore normal, comfortable urinary flow.
Because congenital and structural urinary conditions vary widely between patients, treatment is planned only after a complete evaluation, with the procedure and expected recovery explained in advance.
