生着率5,10,20年？移植した腎臓が弱ってしまう原因も明らかに【毎週土朝7時更新】

Three years ago, donor Kaori and recipient Morozumi underwent a marital kidney transplant with their respective spouses. Before the transplant, and even now, their biggest concern was, "How long can I maintain my transplanted kidney?" We've taken a look at the life of a transplanted kidney based on reliable data. ★Contact Information [email protected] ------ The Kidney Life Channel is updated every Saturday! (The next update will be on March 20th.) ▼Please subscribe! [The Decision to Become a Donor] Anxiety and Conflict    • ドナーになる決心。血の繋がりのない夫への腎移植への葛藤やその後の生活への不安（毎週土...   ▼Recommended [Celebrating 100 Subscribers! An Interview with Nephrologist Dr. Yoichi Otake A Nephrologist and Dialysis Specialist Explains Three Treatments for End-Stage Renal Failure! 】 "Part 1"    • 【前編】腎臓&透析専門医が末期腎不全「慢性腎臓病３つの治療法」を解説！(毎週土朝7時更新)   "Part 2"    • 【中編】医師が解説！なぜ日本は腎移植が増えないの？(毎週土曜更新！）   "Part 3"    • 【最終話】腎移植ドナーと患者が思いの丈を医師にぶつけたら神回答返ってきました（毎週土...   ★Produced and edited by Eiichi Shirakura (Eiichi-san) ●Collaboration video with Shirakura-san (Morozumi edition)    • 【インタビュー】慢性腎臓病になって愛する旦那さんの腎臓によって救われた経緯とは？   (Kaori edition)    • 【インタビュー】愛する旦那さんが慢性腎臓病になり私の腎臓で救おうと思った決意は？   ★Gene-chan logo design: misublue   / misublue   ★Steadily updating our kidney transplant and couple's story! (Morozumi Edition) https://wotopi.jp/archives/cat_summar... https://yomidr.yomiuri.co.jp/article/... (Kaori Edition) https://soramamekun.hatenablog.com ------------------ (Greetings) Kaori, who donated a kidney to her husband, and Morozumi, who received a kidney from her husband, share their real-life experiences on the Kidney Life Channel. We underwent spousal kidney transplants, one week apart, in March 2018. Now, two and a half years after surgery, we can smile peacefully thanks to transplant medicine, all the medical professionals who have cared for us for nearly 30 years, and our families. Many events occurred before we and our husband and wife stepped onto the operating table together. Our decision, our family's understanding, our life plans, love, and death... Although we completely trust our doctors, we couldn't shake off fears like, "What if my spouse, who acted as the donor, becomes ill?" "What if the donated kidney deteriorates quickly?" "What if both spouses fall ill as a result of the transplant?" To allay these anxieties, before the surgery, we searched for the voices of those who had undergone transplants. We desperately wanted to know, "Are those who have undergone transplants living happily after their transplants?" However, we were unable to find the answer we needed. With this in mind, the Kidney Life Channel aims to provide the information we wanted to know two years ago, delivering information about transplant medicine and kidney disease from a patient's perspective in as easy-to-understand a manner as possible. We will do our best to share our experiences, but we believe that the more experiences we have, the more opportunities there are to learn about transplant medicine. Eventually, we hope to use this channel to share interviews with transplant patients and medical professionals (please feel free to contact anyone who would like to hear more!), and to become a channel where everyone can discuss transplant medicine and kidney disease. Finally, dear kidneys. Thank you for your hard work today. Thank you as always. Kaori & Morozumi The Jinzo Seikatsu Channel - Kidney Life Channel is brought to you by Kaori, a kidney donor to her husband, and Morozumi, a kidney recipient from her husband. Both of us and our husbands underwent kidney transplant surgeries just a week apart in March 2018. It's been two and a half years since our surgery, and we're all smiles and laughs together today; and it's all because of the great support from our doctors and staff, as well as the support from our loving families. As married couples, we both have been through a lot before finally being on the surgery table. There were tough final decisions, understanding from each of our families, life planning, and discussing everything from love and even death. Fortunately, we trusted our doctors completely. However, we were still terrified with countless concerns, such as, "What if my partner gets sick because I took his/her kidney?" or "What if it doesn't work and I make my husband's/wife's kidney go to waste?" and, "What if both of us get weaker because of the transplant?" We researched relentlessly for people who has experienced what we were about to undergo. We wanted to know if a recovered person could have a positive quality of life after surgery. But it was very difficult to find such information that was available to us. Because of that, we have decided to start this channel, Jinzo Seikatsu Channel, so that we can share our which wasn't available two years ago. Our goal is to be as informative as possible discussing the lives of a kidney donor and a kidney recipient, living with kidney disease, and many other related topics. We believe that the more st...