Pyeloplasty

How is Pyeloplasty surgery done? 

During pyeloplasty, the surgeon makes three cuts on the abdomen and then inserts small tools through these cuts. Then, the blocage in the area is being treated through these tools.

The reasons for having Pyeloplasty

Pyeloplasty is done to open the blockage of a tube which is preventing urine to flow from the kidney to the bladder. If left untreated, the situation can end up in dysfunctioning kidneys as well as pain.

What are the risks of Pyeloplasty?

Scarring, infection, and hernia can be listed as the potential complications that can be seen with Pyeloplasty, as well as urine leakage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is pyeloplasty major surgery?

Yes, Pyeloplasty is major surgery. 

Why is a pyeloplasty done?

Pyeloplasty is done to remove the narrowing of the tube that causes urine to not flow properly from the kidney to the bladder.

How long does it take to recover from pyeloplasty?

It takes about a month to recover from Pyeloplasty.

How painful is a pyeloplasty?

The patient might experience mild pain after the surgery which can be overcome through medication prescribed by the expert doctor.

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