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Fibrosis and Scarring.

Let's try again. I have a history of urethral stenosis including numerous dilations, inflammations etc.  I had pelvic surgery and I felt a lot of pain in the urethral tissues.  Healing took place and now I feel a lot of tissue on top of the urethra and sides  My pubic area feels fat and thick.  I had another surgery to remove an ovarian tumor in the rectum, and the surgeon removed two blocks of scar from my pubic area but not from the urethral area.  I feel better since she removed the blocks, but still fat, and a lot of pelvic pressure.  I had requested a urologist be present for the surgery, but didn't get one.  So, what I want to know is there a special urological procedure that can be done to remove the fibrosis and tissue from the top and sides of the urethra?  I am miserable.  I know this type of surgery risks incontinence, but I'd rather wear Depends than feel like this.  Please help.  Never received radiations
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Followup with your personal physician is essential.

This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.

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Kevin, M.D.
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