Can the fissure below the female urethra heal on its own?

The cause of female urethral fissure may be due to urinary tract infection or urinary tract stones. It is recommended that patients do not do strenuous work and avoid excessive fatigue. They should arrange their time properly and have a diversified diet to fully supplement the nutrients in the body. They should pay attention to the daily cleaning of clothes and change their clothes frequently. So, can the fissure just below the female urethra be cured?

Can a fissure just below the female urethra be cured?

Whether it can be cured depends on what caused the crack. There is a fissure below the female urethral opening, which must have a cause. Under normal circumstances, this kind of fissure is not likely to occur. So when cracks occur, we must first determine the cause of the disease, whether it is caused by inflammation or other reasons.

If it is caused by inflammation, we need to carry out anti-inflammatory treatment and wait for the inflammation to heal. Once the crack is repaired, the crack can be healed. If it is caused by trauma, and the crack is relatively small, it can be healed. However, since the crack has occurred, we generally need to carry out antibiotic treatment to prevent infection.

If there is only a small crack at the urethral opening, it may heal on its own. It is recommended to maintain daily cleaning of the lower body and clean it with warm water after each urination. If the chance of a shallow crack healing on its own is relatively small, it is recommended to go to the Urology Department of a Class III hospital to insert a catheter to assist with urination. Because the epithelial cells at the urethral opening migrate relatively quickly, it may be able to heal within 1 to 2 weeks while the catheter is fixed. During the treatment period, pay attention to observe whether there is fever, frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, pain when urinating, etc. If these occur, it is considered to be an infection and further anti-inflammatory treatment is required.