How long can uremic kidney transplant live

summary

Some time ago, my colleague's father was diagnosed with uremia. Recently, he was treated with uremic kidney transplantation. Up to now, his condition has been controlled to a certain extent, and now his body has basically recovered. How long can uremic kidney transplantation survive? Let me tell you.

How long can uremic kidney transplant live

First of all, uremia can live as normal after renal replacement. If attention is paid to life after renal replacement, uremia can survive all the time. Generally speaking, kidney transplantation is the most ideal treatment for chronic renal insufficiency. Therefore, all patients with chronic renal insufficiency can be treated with kidney transplantation.

Secondly, the one-year renal survival rate was 95.2%, the three-year renal survival rate was 85.3%, the five-year renal survival rate was 74.2%, and the ten-year renal survival rate was 59.1%. The longest survival time was 26 years. Chronic rejection is the main factor affecting the survival of renal transplantation.

Finally, we should pay attention to weight control to reduce the burden of the kidney. We know that the dosage of cyclosporine is determined according to body weight. If the body weight increases, the dosage of cyclosporine is bound to increase, which not only increases the economic burden of patients, but also may lead to rejection if the body weight increases too fast and the dosage does not increase in time.

matters needing attention

For patients with uremia this disease to actively face treatment, can be appropriate exercise to help the body recover. Three months after the operation, we can take proper exercise, such as walking, jogging, cycling, climbing stairs, doing aerobics and so on. Exercise should be moderate, not too tired, generally 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening.