Dr. Anuj Arora

Kidney problems are often hidden until they cause pain or discomfort such as PelviUreteric Junction Obstruction. The PUJO abbreviation is used to describe a blockage at the junction of the ureter and the kidney which is the tube carrying urine to the bladder. This narrowing or blocking can cause the urine to not flow correctly, causing swelling in the kidneys and even stone formation. In some cases, a pelviureteric junction calculus can make the problem worse. If left untreated, PUJO can cause repeated infections, pain and even kidney damage. The good news is that with today’s advanced treatments and PUJO can be managed effectively. With Dr. Anuj Arora, the Best Urologist in Noida, patients get safe, modern and personalized care. What is PUJO? PUJO which is an acronym for Pelvi-Ureteric Junction Obstruction derives its name from its nature of being an obstruction of the pelvi-ureteric junction which is the junction of the kidney and the ureter (the ureter is the conduit that transmits ...

Kidney problems often work silently in the background until they start to cause noticeable pain or discomfort. One such condition is Pelvi-Ureteric Junction Obstruction (PUJO) — a narrowing or blockage at the junction where the kidney connects to the ureter (the tube that carries urine to the bladder). When this junction is blocked, urine can’t drain properly. Over time, this can lead to swelling in the kidneys, recurrent infections, and even stone formation. In some cases, a pelviureteric junction calculus (stone) can make the blockage worse, increasing discomfort and complications. The good news? PUJO is treatable — and with today’s advanced urology techniques, patients can expect safe, effective, and minimally invasive treatment. Under the care of Dr. Anuj Arora , the best urologist in Noida , patients receive specialized care tailored to their unique condition. What is PUJO? Pelvi-Ureteric Junction Obstruction simply means a blockage where the kidney meets the ureter. When this ...

Kidney stones can be extremely painful, and in many cases, urologists place a small tube called a stent to help the urinary tract heal after treatment. This stent ensures that urine flows smoothly and that your kidneys recover properly. But since the stent is only temporary, one common question patients ask is about the cost of kidney stone stent removal and what factors influence it. In this blog, let’s understand what a kidney stent is, why it’s used, when it should be removed, and what determines its removal cost in India. What Is a Kidney Stent and Why Is It Used? A kidney stent—also known as a DJ (Double J) Stent —is a thin, flexible tube placed in the ureter (the passage between the kidney and bladder). It allows urine to pass freely, especially after kidney stone surgery or when there’s a blockage in the urinary tract. Doctors usually recommend inserting a stent in the following cases: After kidney stone surgery to support urine drainage. When there’s swelling or blockage in t...