What are the symptoms of kidney transplant rejection?
Kidney transplantation is an effective method for the treatment of end-stage renal disease, but postoperative rejection is a problem that patients and doctors need to pay close attention to. Rejection reactions can be divided intohyperacute rejection,acute rejectionandchronic rejectionThere are three categories, with different manifestations and response measures. The following are the topics related to kidney transplant rejection that have been hotly discussed on the Internet in the past 10 days and their detailed analysis.
1. Classification and manifestations of kidney transplant rejection

| Rejection type | Occurrence time | Main performance |
|---|---|---|
| hyperacute rejection | Within 24 hours after surgery | No function of the transplanted kidney, severe pain, fever, decreased or disappeared urine |
| acute rejection | Days to months after surgery | Decreased urine output, elevated serum creatinine, fever, transplanted kidney tenderness, and fatigue |
| chronic rejection | Months to years after surgery | Gradual decline in kidney function, proteinuria, hypertension, anemia |
2. Issues related to kidney transplant rejection that are hotly discussed on the Internet
1.How to detect rejection early?In recent discussions, many patients and families are concerned about how to identify rejection early through symptoms and examinations. Doctors recommend regular monitoringSerum creatinine,urine outputandImaging examination, seek medical treatment promptly if any abnormalities are found.
2.Immunosuppressant adjustments and side effectsDose adjustment of anti-rejection drugs (eg, tacrolimus, cyclosporine) is a hot topic. Some patients reduce their medication voluntarily due to drug side effects (such as infection, high blood pressure), resulting in an increased risk of rejection. The doctor emphasized the need to strictly follow the doctor's instructions when taking medication.
3.Long-term management of chronic rejectionChronic rejection progresses slowly but is very harmful. Netizens enthusiastically discussed the adoptionDiet control,blood pressure managementandRegular follow-upDelay the deterioration of kidney function.
3. Countermeasures for kidney transplant rejection
| Rejection type | Coping methods |
|---|---|
| hyperacute rejection | Emergency removal of the transplanted kidney and re-dialysis |
| acute rejection | High-dose hormone shock, adjustment of immunosuppressants |
| chronic rejection | Control blood pressure, proteinuria, and delay renal function decline |
4. Precautions to prevent rejection reactions
1.Take medication strictly as prescribed by your doctor: Do not adjust the dose of immunosuppressant by yourself. 2.Regular review: Including indicators such as renal function and blood drug concentration. 3.infection prevention: Avoid contact with sources of infection and pay attention to personal hygiene. 4.healthy lifestyle: Eat a low-salt diet, exercise moderately, and avoid smoking and drinking.
5. Summary
Kidney transplant rejection is a key factor affecting the outcome of transplantation. Patients need to understand its symptoms and actively cooperate with treatment. In recent online discussions,early identification,medication managementandlong term follow upis the focus topic. Through scientific management and doctor-patient collaboration, the survival rate of kidney transplants and the quality of life of patients can be significantly improved.
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