Can kidney transplant patients drink coke

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Kidney transplantation is well known for its huge treatment cost and low matching rate. Kidney transplantation is to implant a healthy kidney into the iliac fossa of the patient's right lower abdomen. In general, the internal iliac artery is often used for anastomosis. At present, only the procedure of healthy kidney implanted into abdominal cavity is needed in kidney transplantation. It is not advocated to perform bilateral nephrectomy before transplantation, unless it is very necessary. Postoperative diet is particularly important, so many patients want to know, can kidney transplant patients drink coke?

Can kidney transplant patients drink coke

First: kidney transplant patients can drink coke. Fat: do not eat fried food, limit the intake of high cholesterol food, such as animal viscera, egg yolk, crab roe, fish roe, pig feet, meat skin, chicken skin, etc. Vegetable oil, chicken oil and fish are recommended.

Second: calcium: intermittent intake of calcium rich milk, ribs and so on. When boiling bone soup, you can add some vinegar appropriately, which can increase the dissolution and absorption of calcium.

Third: eat more fresh vegetables, fruits and other vitamin rich foods, do not eat "Grapefruit", because grapefruit will affect the liver metabolism of cyclosporine and other immune transplant drugs. Avoid eating foods that are out of date.

matters needing attention

About this, I would like to remind you: (1) mental state: Patients with renal transplantation have chronic diseases before operation. Psychological characteristics of patients after operation, including depression, pessimism, negativity, decline of willpower, etc. effective psychological nursing should be provided through preoperative evaluation. (2) cognitive level: Patients' understanding of renal transplantation related knowledge, whether they are willing to accept relatives' kidneys or cadaveric kidneys, and their understanding of operation Only when patients fully understand and are willing to accept kidney transplantation, can they actively cooperate with the medical staff in the treatment and nursing. (3) social support system: family members' awareness of the risks of kidney transplantation, postoperative complications and psychological tolerance; family members' and social support system's tolerance of the expensive costs of kidney transplantation.