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Understanding PUJ Obstruction: Causes, Symptoms, and Modern Treatment Options in Hindi

Understanding PUJ Obstruction: Causes, Symptoms, and Modern Treatment Options in Hindi STAR Hospital - Region's First Internationally Certified Super-Specialist Centre for Varicose veins | Laser Surgery STAR Hospital (MS, FNB-MAS, FBMS) Super-Specialist Bariatric, Metabolic & Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon Helpline: +91-9888958889 Website: http://drjasmeetahluwalia.com YouTube channel :    / drjasmeetsinghahluwalia   Facebook page: https://m.facebook.com/drjasmeetahluwalia/ Google Map Link - Dr Jasmeet Singh : http://location.drjasmeetahluwalia.com Star Hospital : http://location.thestarhospital.com Appointment: 0181-4674888 Hello friends, today we'll discuss PUJ, which stands for Pelviureteric Junction Obstruction. PUJ refers to a condition where the renal pelvis, the part of the kidney where urine collects, faces an obstruction at the junction with the ureter, the small tube that carries urine to the bladder. In simple terms, if the renal pelvis and the ureter are connected here, there’s a narrowing at this junction, causing various symptoms. Since this obstruction is located just outside the kidney, it can cause severe pain in the flank area. The pain may be constant or intermittent. Due to the blockage, urine flow is hindered, potentially leading to infections, fever, or even generalized sepsis. Patients might also experience symptoms like vomiting. The primary cause of PUJ obstruction is usually congenital, meaning it’s present from birth. However, in rare cases, it can occur due to previous surgeries. Diagnosis is typically done through a simple ultrasound, but advanced studies like CT scans, MRI, or DTPA scans may be required to determine the exact location and extent of the obstruction. In the past, the primary treatment involved open surgery, where a cut was made in the affected area, and the narrowed section was removed, allowing the normal tissues to be joined, thus relieving the obstruction. However, with advancements in technology, we can now perform this procedure using laparoscopy or even robotic surgery. These methods involve smaller incisions, faster recovery, minimal damage to the body, reduced need for painkillers, less bleeding, and quicker return to normal life. So, if you or someone around you is suffering from PUJ obstruction, I hope this information has given you some insight, and you can soon undergo surgery to return to your normal life.