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19 paź 2019 · We therefore decided to study the impact of immunosuppressive therapy on IgE and allergy maintenance. To this purpose, we performed a prospective follow‐up analysis on 5 symptomatic patients with pre‐existing allergic rhinoconjunctivitis undergoing living donor kidney transplantation.
Different kidney transplant centres use different medicines to prevent rejection and infection in their patients. Your own transplant centre will tell you about the medicines they will prescribe after your transplant, and the most common and most important side effects that you need to know about.
3 paź 2017 · Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate allergic sensitization in kidney transplanted children and adolescents under immunosuppressive treatment. Method: Twenty seven kidney-transplanted subjects were studied by standardized interviews from the International Study
Some herbal supplements that act like a diuretic or "water pill" may cause "kidney irritation" or damage. These include bucha leaves and juniper berries. Uva Ursi and parsley capsules may also have bad side effects.
Our results suggest that post-transplant immunosuppression with tacrolimus is associated with an increased occurrence of IgE-mediated sensitization and probably manifestation of allergic disease, which has to be treated specifically despite immunosuppressive therapy.
Positive food choices. Studies show that a Mediterranean-style diet and the DASH (dietary approaches to stop hypertension) diet improve outcomes for people with kidney disease. These diets focus on vegetables, fruits, whole grains, fish, poultry, and healthy fats, like extra virgin olive oil.
Some authors recommend treatment of mild (e.g. cystitis) symptomatic UTI in renal transplant patients for 5–7 days. Others recommend that if the UTI occurs early posttransplant (e.g. in the first 6 months), even mild cases should be treated for 7–10 days ( 36 , 56 ).
