Is Elevated Blood Sugar Common After Kidney Transplant

While a kidney transplant can literally be a lifesaver, complications can occur after a kidney transplant. Is elevated blood sugar common after kidney transplant?

After kidney transplant, elevated blood sugar is easy to occur.

Medications you are taking after a transplant such as prednisone and/or cyclosporine can cause diabetes. Diabetes means your body has difficulty in maintaining normal blood sugar levels. Blood sugar commonly elevates after kidney transplant. Diabetes symptoms include increased thirst, increased frequency of urination, blurred vision and confusion.

You may need to start taking insulin or increase your dose to help control your blood sugar. In addition, exercise, diet and weight loos can help reduce blood sugar levels. The doctor may also prescribe you an oral diabetes drug or insulin injections.

In addition to elevated blood sugar, complications in post-transplant also include infections, high blood pressure, rejection, weight gain, hyperlipidemia and joint problems, etc. Due to these complications, many kidney patients do not want to take kidney transplant. They want to look for natural remedies to treat kidney failure.

Currently, there is no complete cure for kidney failure. However, there are some natural treatments which can control the disease well and help you avoid dialysis or kidney transplant. Some treatments can help prolong their lives and improve life quality such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Blood Pollution Therapy.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an external application and the active ingredients in Chinese medicines can come to kidney lesion directly. It is like a massage and feels very comfortable. This therapy helps repair injured kidney tissues and improve kidney function.

Blood Pollution Therapy includes three steps: blood cleanse, nutrients supplements and kidney recovery.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Blood Pollution Therapy can improve kidney function naturally and help you avoid kidney transplant. If you want to learn detailed information about these therapies, you can leave us a message below or send an email to kidneycares@hotmail.com.