How Many Years You Can Live after Kidney Transplantation

If you are diagnosed with failing kidneys before you need dialysis, treatment can sometimes prevent (or certainly delay) their complete failure. But when your kidneys finally stop working effectively, then you will need either dialysis or a transplant.

You will be referred for consideration of kidney transplantation once you are nearing (or have actually started) dialysis. Assessment does not depend on age or ethnic background but on whether you are fit enough to have the operation and to deal with the problems that can occur after surgery. So if you have evidence of heart disease, chest condition or other problems, special investigations will be undertaken to assess whether the risks are too great for transplantation. There will be discussion between the transplant surgeon, your kidney doctor (nephrologist), specialists in other disciplines if necessary (such as a cardiologist or chest physician) and your GP, as well as yourself, before making a decision.

If you are considered fit for transplantation, the benefits and risks have been explained to you and various tests have been undertaken, you will be put on the transplant waiting list. The tests include checking your tissue type and whether you have had certain virus infections.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy takes highly effects to prevent the kidney disease from deteriorating. And it helps patients avoid kidney transplant. This treatment mainly works to improve kidney function by promoting blood circulation, dilating blood vessels, regulating blood pressure, delivering sufficient blood and oxygen to the diseased cells and body tissues.

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