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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Failure

Hi , My name is vijay bhagat.

This is for my father, who is having his kideny failer . He is from army retired officer . He never told/discuessed in family regarding this. He used to take hell lots of medicne all day . We are very worry about this . i want to take him to good hospital and want him to go thruough all the test from scratch. If he need kidney transplant , from where he can get kidney . My mother is ready to transplant his kidney if thats he need so . Plase advice . thanks
Mon, 8 Aug 2016
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Renal failure is not equivalent to Transplantation. First of all he should be assessed for stage of Renal failure and then nephrologist decides whether he needs conservative management or dialysis. If dialysis is inevitable then transplantation can be done provided there are no contraindications. First of all consult nephrologist. Best of luck
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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Failure

Renal failure is not equivalent to Transplantation. First of all he should be assessed for stage of Renal failure and then nephrologist decides whether he needs conservative management or dialysis. If dialysis is inevitable then transplantation can be done provided there are no contraindications. First of all consult nephrologist. Best of luck