Three Steps Help You to Protect Your Transplant Kidney

2014-06-05 15:27

At present, kidney transplant has become the most common and effective therapy to cure and save all kinds of End Stage Real Disease. With the rapid development of technology, the survival rate of kidney transplant improved greatly. The one year survival reate has up to 95% and three years survival rate has up to 90%. But as a patients if you want to prolong your life span and enjoy your life well, you need to do somethings to protect your new renal. Here experts recommend you three steps to help you to protect your new renal.

The fist two things you need to do are take medicines every day and do regular follow-up inspection. These are the basis of long term survivors kidneys. A lot of transplant patients postoperative back on jobs, frequent travel and sometimes forget to take medicines, or have no time to do the routine examination. These conditions are very adverse to the health of renal transplant patients. Because after kidney transplantation, to avoid rejection, patients need to be a lifelong immunosuppressive drugs, the doctor formulated drug dosage strictly according to the patient conditions after weight calculation. If not take enough medicines, there will appear rejection reaction wich may damage the new renal. Do routine examination can help the doctor know you health condition well, they can adjust the therapy in time. If you fell uncomfortable such as high fever, weight increase, lacking in strength, headache and so on, do remember go to the hospital and tell your doctor without any delay.

The third but not the least thing is to prevent infection. Infection is the most serious complications of kidney transplant and is also one of the factors which can lead to Kidney Failure. Although it can be cured but if you miss the right time, it can be a life-threatening thing.

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