Is Kidney Transplant Good for IgA Nephropathy Patients

If people are attacked by IgA Nephropathy, is the kidney transplant the last choice for a longer and healthy life for patients. In western medicine, the kidney disease is can not be cured and patients only can take medicines or dialysis to control the symptoms and delaying the development of the disease, waiting for kidney transplant. Whether there is another option for IgA Nephropahty patients?

IgA nephropathy is a kind of immune disease, which is caused by high concentration of IgA1 due to infection. And this IgA1 can be recognized as antigen by human body and duly lead to immune responses. As a result, antigen and antibody from human body can generate antigen-antibody immune complex. Because receptor and binding protein in glomerular mesangial cells have an affinity for IgA1 and due to special kidney structure, the immune complex deposits inside the kidneys and cause damage to the intrinsic kidney cells. Without proper treatment to protect the kidney functional cells from further damage, with time going by, the kidney function declines till renal failure.

Although patients with IgA nephropathy have the same disease, they also should be treated with different therapies and have different prognosis according to different pathological changes inside the kidneys. And most of the cases have a good prognosis if treated properly. However, there are also some cases which advance to final stage of kidney disease. So, is it good for IgA nephropathy patients to do kidney transplant? And if not, is there any other option for those patients?

From the mechanism of this disease, we can know that this is an immune disease. And as long as patients have high concentration of IgA1 arising from infection, the immune complex can deposit inside the kidneys which further leads to damage to the kidneys. So, if there is any conservative treatment which can prevent immune complex from damaging the kidneys, also strengthening immunity so as to avoid infection, that will help patients prevent relapse of IgA nephropathy and protect the kidneys from being damaged.


Our hospital is famous for the Traditional Chinese medicine treatment which have save the kidney functions and reverse the kidney functions of many IgA Nephroapthy patients. With our treatment, many patients have lived a healthy and normal life, keeping away from dialysis and kidney transplant. And if you want to know more information, you can contact our online doctors leave us messages or send email to kidneyhospitalabroad@hotmail.com, we will reply you as soon as possible.

Is Kidney Transplant Helpful for IgA Nephropathy

Is kidney transplant helpful for IgA Nephropathy?

IgA nephropathy is a kind of immune disease, which is caused by high concentration of IgA1 due to infection. And this IgA1 can be recognized as antigen by human body and duly lead to immune responses. As a result, antigen and antibody from human body can generate antigen-antibody immune complex. Because receptor and binding protein in glomerular mesangial cells have an affinity for IgA1 and due to special kidney structure, the immune complex deposits inside the kidneys and cause damage to the intrinsic kidney cells. Without proper treatment to protect the kidney functional cells from further damage, with time going by, the kidney function declines till renal failure.

Although patients with IgA nephropathy have the same disease, they also should be treated with different therapies and have different prognosis according to different pathological changes inside the kidneys. And most of the cases have a good prognosis if treated properly. However, there are also some cases which advance to final stage of kidney disease. So, is it good for IgA nephropathy patients to do kidney transplant? And if not, is there any other option for those patients?

From the mechanism of this disease, we can know that this is an immune disease. And as long as patients have high concentration of IgA1 arising from infection, the immune complex can deposit inside the kidneys which further leads to damage to the kidneys. So, if there is any conservative treatment which can prevent immune complex from damaging the kidneys, also strengthening immunity so as to avoid infection, that will help patients prevent relapse of IgA nephropathy and protect the kidneys from being damaged.

And for those, who indeed have no urine output for a long time and whose kidneys have shrunk very severely, we also suggest that they should find a proper donor and do kidney transplant. Otherwise, there are still chance for their stopping or reducing dialysis.


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Is Kidney Transplant Useful for IgA Nephropathy

Is kidney transplant useful for IGA Nephropathy? This article will explain it in details.

IgA nephropathy is a kind of kidney disease pertains to glomerulonephritis, which can easily lead to ESRD, then patients have to receive kidney transplantation.
However, it is common to see that the IgA nephropathy recurrence in the patient after kidney transplantation. IgA nephropathy is not a kidney problem, but a immune system problem, to put it simply, it is a disease resulting from gene. So that even after kidney transplant, IgA nephropathy may come back again.

According to the statistics, after kidney transplantation, the recurrence rate of IgA nephropathy is 13%~50%, clinical manifestations is the same as original symptoms, includes hematuresis, proteinuria and progressive renal function decline. In the beginning phase, the course of disease is benign, but long-term follow-up data show that there are 1.3%~16% of patients’ donor kidney have lost efficacy due to IgA nephropathy recurrence. Recently, a large-sample study shows that in ten years after kidney transplantation, the rate of donor kidney lost efficacy due to IgA nephropathy is about 9.7%.

At present, there is no effective prevention and treatment measures for the recurrence of IgA nephropathy. Some people pin their hope on currently available immunosuppressive drugs, but there were no signs of the drugs can prevent IgA nephropathy recurrence.

Thus it can be seen that kidney transplantation is not a foolproof method to treat IgA nephropathy, in this case, what should patients do to deal with IgA nephropathy?


Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a put forward by many renal experts in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital. It is external application, this therapy can help patients to expend blood vessels and improve the blood circulation, so as to eliminate the immune complexes more completely. With this application, more and more kidney function will be improved. and avoid kidney transplant.