Mild urethral injuries can be recovered from, while severe urethral injuries usually cannot be recovered from.
When patients have a mild urethral injury, they may experience pain in the genital area as well as localized hematoma. After patients take levofloxacin, hemocoagulase and other drugs for treatment, it is possible to return to normal, and the impact on the urethra is relatively small.
However, when the patient’s urethral injury is more serious, there may be many complications such as hemorrhage or even hemorrhagic shock at the external urethral orifice, which has a more serious impact on the body, and the patient usually can’t return to normal.
However, after timely selection of early urethral anastomosis, debridement surgery and other surgical methods of treatment, the risk of secondary urethral stricture can be reduced to avoid life-threatening.
If urethral injury occurs, you should go to the hospital in time and choose the appropriate method of treatment according to your situation.