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Surgery to remove the mass and free the ureters may be required. In some cases, the ureters will be moved to a different position in the body or wrapped in fat tissue harvested from other areas to prevent recurrence of the fibrosis.
Stents (drainage tubes) placed in the ureter or in the renal pelvis may provide short-term relief of the symptoms until the mass can be removed.
Corticosteroid therapy may help if surgery can't be done due to other medical conditions.
Some doctors use the drug tamoxifen to treat this condition.
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