A urethral caruncle is a small, benign vascular growth that usually occurs at the back part of the distalmost end of the urethra. Your urethra is the duct through which urine exits your body. It’s ...
The caruncle (from Latin caro=flesh) is a soft, pink, ovoid body, about 5 mm high and 3 mm broad, situated in the lacus lacrimalis medial to the plica semilunaris. 1 It is more prominent on lateral ...
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What causes a urethral caruncle and how is it treated?
Urethral caruncles are small, harmless lumps that form at the opening of the urethra. Most urethral caruncles cause no symptoms, but they can sometimes lead to pain or bleeding. Treatment usually ...
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