Dr. Chandan Juneja Reviews

A 28-year-old software engineer from a middle-class family presented with persistent anal fissures exacerbated by long hours of sitting. Dr. Juneja recommended a combination of dietary modifications, topical treatments, and scheduled breaks for movement, avoiding surgery. The patient showed significant improvement within three weeks and returned to work with renewed habits.

An elderly retired schoolteacher from a lower-income background was diagnosed with advanced hemorrhoids that had been neglected due to fear of treatment costs. Dr. Juneja arranged for a subsidized hemorrhoidectomy through hospital charity funds. The surgery was successful, and with support from local community health workers, the patient recovered fully in six weeks.

A 45-year-old woman, a single mother working as a domestic helper, came in with a perianal abscess. Dr. Juneja performed an incision and drainage under local anesthesia to minimize costs and recovery time. She was back to light duties within days, and follow-up care was coordinated through a free clinic partnership.

A wealthy businessman in his 50s sought treatment for recurrent pilonidal sinus issues after failed procedures elsewhere. Dr. Juneja performed a meticulous cleft lift procedure, emphasizing post-operative wound care. The patient healed completely in four weeks with no recurrence, attributing success to Dr. Juneja's detailed approach.

A teenage athlete from an upper-middle-class family developed an anal fistula following a sports injury. Dr. Juneja used a laser fistula treatment, minimizing tissue damage and preserving sphincter function. The patient resumed training in a month and competed nationally three months later.

A 60-year-old farmer with limited healthcare access presented with a strangulated hernia he had concealed for days. Dr. Juneja performed emergency surgery, involving the patient’s son in post-op care instructions. Recovery was slow but steady, with the son providing daily updates via telephone consultations.

A 35-year-old transgender individual sought help for chronic perianal discomfort related to hormone therapy side effects. Dr. Juneja provided compassionate, affirming care and tailored a non-surgical management plan involving sitz baths and specialized creams. The patient reported improved quality of life and continued with routine check-ups.

A construction worker with a history of diabetes was diagnosed with Fournier's gangrene, a rare but serious infection. Dr. Juneja led an urgent surgical debridement and coordinated with endocrinologists for glucose management. After a prolonged hospital stay and skin grafts, the patient gradually returned to modified work duties.

A new mother experiencing postpartum anal incontinence consulted Dr. Juneja nervously. After thorough evaluation, he recommended pelvic floor physiotherapy instead of surgery. With consistent exercises, she regained control within two months and expressed gratitude for the conservative approach.

A college student from a remote area was referred for persistent pruritus ani that hadn’t responded to over-the-counter treatments. Dr. Juneja identified a fungal infection exacerbated by tight clothing and stress. Simple antifungal treatment and lifestyle advice resolved the issue in ten days.

An elderly man with dementia and impacted fecal impaction was brought in by his daughter. Dr. Juneja gently performed manual disimpaction and created a long-term bowel management plan involving the family and a caregiver. This prevented future emergencies and improved the patient’s comfort.

A 40-year-old chef with Crohn’s disease developed complex perianal fistulas. Dr. Juneja utilized a seton placement technique to allow drainage and control infection before considering further steps. The patient’s condition stabilized, and they continued biologic therapy under combined care with a gastroenterologist.

A rickshaw driver with limited formal education presented with a painless but growing perianal mass. Dr. Juneja diagnosed a benign tumor and performed excision with clear explanations using visual aids. The patient recovered quickly and returned to driving within a week, relieved it wasn’t cancerous.