Urethral foreign body causing urethral fistula.

INTRODUCTION A variety of urethral foreign bodies (UFBs) have been reported in the literature; however, it is a rare clinical finding.(1-6) Most of the UFBs tend to be self-inserted because of sexual or erotic reasons.(2) Presentation is usually with dysuria, poor urinary stream, swelling of external genitalia, urethral discharge, or urinary tract infection. Late presentation may be with complications, such as hematuria, periurethral abscess, vesical calculi, urethral calculi, stricture or diverticulum, incontinence, or erectile dysfunction. Urethral fistula development due to a UFB is a rare reporting.(1,2)