Uttarbasti

Uttarbasti – A Highly Specialized Ayurvedic Urological Procedure

  • Can cure urethral stricture of any age group patient
  • Non-invasive with minimal or no pain
  • No need of anesthesia
  • Urethral catheterization is not required
  • Daycare treatment
  • Proving to be a very promising treatment

Special Precautions

  • Very rigid aseptic precautions
  • Properly sterilized medicine

Calibration of Urethra

  • Calibration of the urethra is the procedure to restore the normal caliber of the urethra.
  • For calibration, catheters are introduced into the urethra from a smaller size (10FG) to a bigger one (20FG) and it is to be done very gently.
  • Calibration of the urethra is mainly done in the case of urethral stricture.
  • It is done under local anesthesia using an anesthetic gel.
  • Calibration is generally painless & bloodless as well.
  • As a precautionary measure, an intensivist is kept standby during the whole procedure of calibration for apprehensive patients & patients with co-morbidities.
  • Very rarely in patients with a very tight stricture urethra is not negotiable even with a small size catheter. For such patients, we advise balloon dilatation of urethra.

Advantages of Uttarbasti

  • Non-invasive treatment with minimal or no pain
  • No need of anesthesia
  • Urethral catheterization is not required
  • Daycare treatment
  • No need of Hospitalization
  • No need for rest
  • The results of Uttarbasti are irrespective of site, size, and extent of the stricture
  • Negligible recurrence
  • Does not affect sexual life

 

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