Can Pain Above Transplanted Kidney Be An Indication Of Some Complication?
Hi. I am Prof. Rajesh, I underwent kidney transplant eights years before. Nephrectomy was done on both right and left. Now I had a pain on left side 4 inches above the transplanted area... Urea, creatinine and output everything normal. No fever... What Shall I want to do... Is it create any complication...
With normal renal function and urine output Pain in abdomen 8 years after renal transplant surgery above the site of transplanted kidney can not be related to kidney but can be due to other intra abdominal pathology. . Please consult qualified General Surgeon and get ultrasound scanning of abdomen done to find out the cause of pain.
In the mean while take anti spasmodics like Spasmo Proxyvon twice daily .
Further treatment will be decided by him based on investigations . Dr.Patil.
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Can Pain Above Transplanted Kidney Be An Indication Of Some Complication?
Hello Thanks for query. With normal renal function and urine output Pain in abdomen 8 years after renal transplant surgery above the site of transplanted kidney can not be related to kidney but can be due to other intra abdominal pathology. . Please consult qualified General Surgeon and get ultrasound scanning of abdomen done to find out the cause of pain. In the mean while take anti spasmodics like Spasmo Proxyvon twice daily . Further treatment will be decided by him based on investigations . Dr.Patil.