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Is It Possible For The Successful Transplantation Of The Kidney From A Non Relative Person?
I m 34 years old and my blood group is O+, I have Kidney diseases due to B.P., But the problem is I have no Kidney donor from my family bcoz my mother and my real brother;s blood group are not match with my blood group. If I could receive kidney from non relative person with his/her permission then my kidney transplant can do in your Hospital, is it possible for me? otherwise pls tell me what should I do?
Thu, 31 Dec 2015
Hello
Thanks for query .
Based on the facts that you have chronic renal failure and advsied Renal Transplant but unfortunately there is no matching donor in your close relations .
.In a given situation you will have to search for matching unrelated donor and his kidney can be transplanted to you after getting permission from a state level organ transplant committee who will scrutinize your case in detail and confirm the facts that the unrelated donor has willingly agreed to donate his kidney to you without any financial transition between both of you .
This is routinely done in most of the well reputed Hospitals and Govt medical colleges in most of the states in India,
Dr.Patil
Thanks for query .
Based on the facts that you have chronic renal failure and advsied Renal Transplant but unfortunately there is no matching donor in your close relations .
.In a given situation you will have to search for matching unrelated donor and his kidney can be transplanted to you after getting permission from a state level organ transplant committee who will scrutinize your case in detail and confirm the facts that the unrelated donor has willingly agreed to donate his kidney to you without any financial transition between both of you .
This is routinely done in most of the well reputed Hospitals and Govt medical colleges in most of the states in India,
Dr.Patil
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