Kidney Total Care - Dr. B.K. Upadhyay

The Kidneys are responsible for eliminating waste from the body, and any disruption in this regular function might result in long-term complications. When the kidneys lose their ability to eliminate waste from the body, the waste builds up and begins to interfere with the body's normal functions.  Medications are sometimes offered for this; however standard drugs and short-term treatments often fail to deliver good results. That is when Kidney Transplant surgery becomes necessary. Transplantation is a procedure that involves replacing a damaged or inoperable kidney with a healthy one to ensure that the kidneys execute their intended tasks. However, there are some misconceptions about kidney transplants that must be dispelled before you take them seriously. Here are some common myths and realities about kidney transplantation: Transplanting a kidney is an expensive procedure : This has certainly been a myth for a long time, and many people avoid having this operation because of the ...

What does a kidney transplant entail? When standard drugs fail to achieve the desired results, a patient may be encouraged to get a kidney transplant. The patient's diseased kidney is replaced with a healthy kidney during a kidney transplant. You should eat a regular diet and adopt certain healthy lifestyle modifications before and after the kidney transplant process. This will assist you in healing properly during your kidney transplant journey. What is the procedure for evaluating a kidney transplant? The medical expert does a physical examination and then analyses the issue based on the medical history and health records. Your own mental and physical preparation plays a significant role in the entire operation, determining how effective the treatment will be. After a physical examination and a few tests, the doctor determines what else is needed and determines the stage of renal disease at which you are. What if the new kidney isn't accepted by the body? It's possible th...