Understanding the Necessity of Kidney Operations: Key Reasons Explained

Explore the key reasons for kidney operations, including stones, failure, cancer, and congenital issues. Learn when surgery is essential.

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Kidney operations can be necessary for a variety of reasons: kidney stones that can't pass naturally, kidney failure requiring a transplant, cancerous growths that must be removed, or congenital anomalies affecting kidney function. These issues can cause severe pain, infection, or other health complications, making surgery essential.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What symptoms indicate the need for a kidney operation? Common symptoms include severe pain, recurrent infections, or persistent kidney dysfunction.
  2. What types of kidney surgeries are there? Types include nephrectomy, kidney transplant, and procedures to remove stones or tumors.
  3. How is a kidney transplant performed? A kidney transplant involves placing a healthy kidney from a donor into a recipient's body, usually done under general anesthesia.

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