Anderson Hynes Pyeloplasty Treatment in India

Navya Shah, a 28-year-old graphic designer,...

Navya Shah, a 28-year-old graphic designer, had always been active and healthy. For over a year, she had been plagued by a dull, constant ache in her right flank that would occasionally sharpen into debilitating pain, especially after long hours at her desk. Multiple courses of antibiotics for suspected UTIs provided no relief. A CT scan finally revealed the culprit: a congenital narrowing (ureteropelvic junction obstruction or UPJ) in her right kidney's drainage system, causing it to swell painfully. Her urologist, Dr. Mehta, explained that the blockage was damaging her kidney's function over time and recommended an Anderson-Hynes pyeloplasty, a robotic procedure to remove the narrowed segment and reconnect the healthy parts. Terrified of surgery but desperate for relief, Navya agreed. The minimally invasive robotic surgery went smoothly. The first few days of recovery were uncomfortable, but the constant flank ache was gone. Six weeks later, a follow-up scan showed dramatically improved drainage and preserved kidney function. Navya's emotional journey shifted from chronic anxiety and frustration about the undiagnosed pain to immense relief and gratitude. She felt she had reclaimed her life and could focus on her career without the shadow of constant discomfort.