Our renal dialysis unit is composed of 51 hemodialysis machines supplied by central water treatment unit dependent on a piping system and daily heat disinfection with weekly chemical disinfection, which provide the safest treated water for patients.

Also we have 5 portable reverse osmosis (RO) serving our patients in ICUs.

Also we have a machine for hemofiltration and hemodiafiltration

The nephrology section manages all medical disorders of the kidneys and urinary tract. It offers management of acute and chronic renal failure, proteinuria, hypertension, and electrolyte disturbances.

Our highly trained and experienced physicians and nurses provide comprehensive care for all spectrums of kidney diseases including Renal and peritoneal dialysis. We also manage autoimmune induced kidney diseases using immunosuppressive and biological agents.

Recovery after Kidney Transplantation

Post-Surgery Care

• You will be closely monitored in the hospital for any complications, such as infection, bleeding, or rejection of the transplanted kidney.
• You will be discharged from the hospital within a few days.

Medications after Kidney Transplantation

• You will start taking immunosuppressive medications every day for the rest of your life to prevent rejection of the new kidney, such as calcineurin inhibitors, ant proliferative agents, and corticosteroids.
• You may also be prescribed antibiotics and antivirals to prevent infection in the early period after the operation.

Follow-Up Care

• You will continue to receive medical care and monitoring after leaving the hospital.
• This care includes regular checkups, blood tests, and medication adjustments.

Returning to Work and Activities

• You should avoid lifting heavy objects or engaging in any strenuous exercise other than walking until the wound heals.
• You can return to work and normal activities within a few months.

Do you need dialysis after transplantation?

Your new kidney may start working immediately, or it may take several days or weeks. In this case, you will need temporary dialysis until it starts working properly.

How to maintain the transplanted kidney?

1. Follow the medication instructions carefully, including:

• Using immunosuppressive medications.
• Avoiding certain painkillers or any other medications, vitamins, or herbal supplements that affect the kidneys.

2. Adhere to medical advice and follow-up appointments, including:

• Following a healthy diet.
• Practicing simple exercises.
• Avoiding sports that require physical contact.

At Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital, we pride ourselves on our excellence in the field of kidney transplantation! With a team of highly skilled specialists and advanced technology, we embark on a journey of hope and healing, restoring vitality and joy to all patients who need a new kidney. Do not hesitate to contact our experts in the Urology department for any inquiries!