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Medications: Treatment often involves medications to manage conditions like hypertension, kidney stones, infections, or autoimmune diseases affecting the kidneys.
Dietary Changes: Adjustments in diet, especially regarding salt, potassium, and protein intake, can be recommended to manage kidney-related issues.
Lifestyle Modifications: Encouraging healthy lifestyle habits such as regular exercise and quitting smoking can positively impact kidney health.

Hemodialysis: This process involves the use of a machine to filter the blood outside the body and remove waste products when the kidneys are unable to perform this function adequately.
Peritoneal Dialysis: Using the peritoneum’s lining in the abdomen as a natural filter, this type of dialysis involves regular exchanges of dialysis fluid through a catheter.

Immunosuppressive Medications: Prescribed to prevent rejection of the transplanted kidney, these medications suppress the immune system’s response.
Regular Monitoring: Continuous monitoring post-transplant to detect any signs of rejection or complications early.
Lifestyle Changes: Patients are advised to adopt a healthy lifestyle, take prescribed medications, and follow up with medical appointments to ensure the success of the transplant.

Medication Adjustments: Changes in immunosuppressive medications or addition of other medications to manage complications or prevent rejection.
Biopsy & Diagnostic Tests: Performing biopsies and diagnostic tests to identify the cause of graft dysfunction or transplant failure.
Possible Re-Transplantation: In cases of severe graft dysfunction or failure, a re-transplantation might be considered if the patient is eligible.