Can Kidney Transplant Be Done for FSGS Patients
If left untreated, approximately 50-70% of Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis cases will eventually enter into Kidney Failure. But even with treatment, patients may still develop into renal failure within 6-8 years after the presence of protein in urine. Once kidney failure is reached, can kidney transplant be done for FSGS patients?
Kidney Transplant is a treatment option for patients with FSGS and kidney failure. However, the post-transplant prognosis is very bad:
1. In about 20-50% cases, patients may experience recurrent FSGS in the transplanted kidney. Usually, a return of this disease in the transplant occurs very soon after the surgery (within hours to days). In most situations, this occurs within the first year after transplantation.
2. Unfortunately, there is no very successful treatment for recurrent FSGS in the transplanted kidney.
3. Of all FSGS patients who receive a kidney transplant, around 15% will lost the kidney due to relapse of the disease. More than 50% of patients will lose their kidney within 5 years.
For the above analysis, we can see transplantation isn't the best choice for FSGS and ESRD patients. It is wise for them to find alternative treatment for better outcome.
With the development of modern medical technology, a new therapy has been developed to help kidney patients avoid Dialysis or a transplant. It is known as Clear Blood Pollution Therapy.
Under the treatment of Clear Blood Pollution Therapy, the progression of kidney disease can be stopped, kidney function will not decline but be greatly improved, and overall immune system will get rebuilt. Compared with kidney transplant, FSGS patients can live a much longer life and enjoy improved quality of life under this treatment.
If you or your beloved one has FSGS and is seeking for an alternative treatment option, you can find answer here with Clear Blood Pollution Therapy. For more information, feel free to Contact Us. Take care!
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