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• A kidney transplant is a surgical procedure in which a kidney is removed from one person (donor) and placed into the body of a person suffering from renal failure (recipient), in that patient the transplanted kidney can perform all the functions, which the patient`s own kidneys were not able to perform. When a person has `renal failure`, the kidneys do not properly filter harmful waste products; as a result, excess wastes and chemicals start to accumulate in the blood. When this happens, a dangerous accumulation of waste products can occur, causing a condition known as uremia. Patients with irreversible renal failure have two options of treatment. One is dialysis, where the waste products from the blood are removed artificially and the other one is kidney transplantation. Any patient whose own kidneys have failed permanently is a potential candidate for a kidney transplant. There are several factors in each individual case, which determine whether a kidney transplant or lifelong dialysis is the better form of treatment for that patient. These factors include age, availability of family donors and the presence of antibodies in the patients (this increases the risk of kidney failure after transplantation). Kidney transplantation is much more favorable and better treatment option when compared with lifelong dialysis because after transplantation, there is no dependence on the machine thrice a week for the rest of one`s life. There are hardly any restrictions in the diet and fluid intake after a successful transplant. Usually, the anaemia seen in patients with renal failure is reversed after a successful transplant, since the kidney is functioning to maintain normal red cell production. For patients on dialysis, correction of anaemia requires life-long use of erythropoietin injections, which are extremely expensive. Even, the physical sense of well being is so much better that one can go back to work in a style similar to that before the illness. Because of the kidney transplant procedure adopted by dr. Raja`s urology and andrology centre, men and women both are benefited in terms of sexuality and pregnancy, as men who may be having sexual problems such as inability to maintain an erection may find this problem eliminated once they receive a successful transplant and women may be able to conceive a child after having a successful transplant..
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