Poorly treated diabetes can damage blood vessel clusters in the kidneys, which filter waste from the blood, over time.
The small filters in kidneys become inflamed and scarred over time (glomeruli).
Cysts are clusters of fluid-filled sacs that form in the kidneys and obstruct the kidneys' capacity to filter waste materials from the blood.
Our first consultation with you involves discussing your overall health as well as your goals.
We recommend an appropriate course of action for kidney transplant, and then provide support and management that promotes your health.
A kidney transplant is a procedure that involves replacing a damaged kidney with a healthy donor kidney. Kidney Consultants of El Paso works with patients to maintain their kidney health in order to prevent serious complications. Our treatment strategies include recovery, procedures, medications as well as diet changes that reduce the amount of stress to the donor kidney in order to preserve kidney health.
If you are looking for a kidney transplant, it is essential that you schedule an appointment with our team.
We perform a full evaluation of your kidney and overall health to determine the proper procedure.
We perform the procedure and provide post treatments care guidelines. Then consistently monitor the your health over time and making changes to guidelines if needed.
Over the years, various techniques for kidney transplant surgery have been developed. An incision is usually made in the side of the receiving patient. Surgeons may now make as small an incision as feasible thanks to advances in surgical tools and techniques. Your transplant surgeon will go over the process with you, explain their approach, and answer any questions you may have.
For the first several months after the transplant, our transplant specialist and nephrologists will require numerous follow-up visits and testing. We want to make sure your kidney is in good working order.
It is vital to maintain healthier habits after receiving a new kidney in order for your new kidney to work correctly and provide you with years of service. Taking needed prescriptions is a part of the transplant aftercare. Immunosuppressants will be prescribed by your doctor, and you may need to take them for as long as you have your replacement kidney. If you have any pre-existing medical conditions, tell us about them.
East Side:
1566 Lomaland Drive
El Paso, TX 79935
West Side:
125 W Hague Rd #440
El Paso, tx 79902
On behalf of all our professionals and staff, we welcome you to our practice, and look forward to helping you preserve a lifetime of good health.
