Diet And Kidney Transplant: How To Remain Well And Prevent Problems

Following a kidney transplant, maintaining good health requires eating a nutritious diet. The body can suffer greatly from kidney failure, but most of the metabolic limitations that patients had before the transplant are usually resolved when they receive a new kidney. For long-term health and post-transplant recuperation, appropriate nutrition is essential. We have broken down the journey into two sections for patients: post-surgery and long-term diet, to better inform them about what to do and what not to do following a kidney transplant. After surgery, patients may need to follow a specific protocol for their diet, starting with a liquid diet and progressing to soft foods and then a normal diet. Good nutrition is essential to assist wound healing, prevent infections, and maintain electrolyte balance.