How Long Is A Person On Steroids After Kidney Transplant

2015-02-23 01:40

Kidney transplant recipients are required to take steroids daily as part of their anti-rejection medication. How long will they take steroids after kidney transplant? Can they stop taking steroids?

After kidney transplant, you will take some medications including steroids to keep your body’s immune system from rejecting your new kidney for the rest of their life. However, steroids may cause some side effects such as weight gain, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart and blood vessel disease, osteoporosis, and other side effects and complications. You can reduce or stop taking steroids soon after your kidney transplant, which may reduce your side effects and complications. You will still need to take alternative immunosuppressive medications which are most appropriate for you based on your immune system risk, the specifics of your transplant and your reactions to medication side effects and other factors.

If you do not want to take steroids and other medications, you can try natural treatment for kidney disease. Kidney disease patients may all think kidney transplant is the last choice. Actually, it is not correct. We have better remedy than kidney transplant.

With continuous and persistent experiment of medical sciences and technologies, more and more promising remedies will be created to help kidney failure patients to avoid dialysis and kidney transplant. In our hospital, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Immunotherapy are used to help patients avoid kidney transplant. Without kidney transplantation, you will not need to take steroids and suffer from side effects of steroids. These two therapies are natural and radical for treating renal failure.

How long is a person on steroids after kidney transplant? He or she will be on steroids for their rest life after kidney transplant. If you want to take steroids for all your rest life, please try natural remedies for kidney disease.

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