VUJ STONE (Vesicoureteric Junction Stone) || Dr. Raj Kumar Sharma - Urologist 

What is VUJ Stone & Treatment || Dr. Raj Kumar Sharma - Urologist
Observation: In some cases, especially if the VUR is mild, the doctor may recommend monitoring the condition to see if it improves on its own.
Medications: Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent urinary tract infections and protect the kidneys from damage.
Surgery: In more severe cases or if other treatments aren't effective, surgical procedures such as ureteral reimplantation or injection of a bulking agent may be recommended to correct the reflux.
Blockages or Obstructions: Sometimes, the Vesico-Ureteric Junction can become narrowed or blocked, leading to issues with urine flow. Treatment options for blockages may include:
Surgery: Surgical procedures may be performed to correct the blockage and restore normal urine flow.
Stenting: In some cases, a temporary stent may be placed to keep the ureter open while the underlying issue is addressed.
Other Conditions: Various other conditions can affect the Vesico-Ureteric Junction, such as congenital abnormalities, strictures, or abnormal development. Treatment will depend on the specific nature of the condition and may involve a combination of medications, procedures, or surgery.