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Best Kidney transplant Counsellor In India – Transplant Counsellor

A kidney transplant counselor provides crucial support and guidance to patients undergoing kidney transplantation. They help patients understand the process, prepare for surgery, and manage post-transplant care. Counselors offer emotional support, coordinate with medical teams, and ensure patients adhere to medication regimens and follow-up appointments. Their role is essential in facilitating successful transplants and enhancing patients' quality of life. For more detailed information, visit Transplant Counsellor.

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Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital: The truth about chronic kidney disease

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by a gradual loss of kidney function over time, which can lead to serious complications such as cardiovascular disease, anemia, bone problems, nerve damage, and kidney failure. CKD is often caused by diabetes and high blood pressure, but it can also result from other conditions that damage the kidneys, such as glomerulonephritis, polycystic kidney disease, autoimmune diseases, infections, obstructions, and drug abuse.

Many people with CKD do not have any symptoms until the later stages of the disease, when the kidneys are unable to filter the waste products and excess fluid from the blood. Some of the signs and symptoms of CKD include:

•  Swelling in the legs, ankles, feet, face, or hands

•  Fatigue and weakness

•  Nausea and vomiting

•  Loss of appetite and weight loss

•  Changes in urine color, frequency, or amount

•  Difficulty sleeping or concentrating

•  Shortness of breath or chest pain

•  Muscle cramps or twitching

•  Itching or dry skin

•  Headaches or dizziness

If you have any of these symptoms, you should consult your doctor as soon as possible. Early detection and treatment of CKD can help slow down the progression of the disease and prevent or delay the need for dialysis or kidney transplant.

One of the best places to get diagnosed and treated for CKD is Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney in Mumbai. This hospital is a multi-specialty tertiary and quaternary care facility that offers comprehensive and quality healthcare services to its patients. The hospital has a dedicated nephrology department that specializes in kidney diseases and their management. The department has a team of highly qualified and experienced nephrologists, urologists, transplant surgeons, dialysis technicians, nurses, dietitians, and counsellors who provide holistic care to patients with CKD.

The nephrology department at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney Transplant  offers a range of services for CKD patients, such as:

•  Kidney function tests: These are blood and urine tests that measure the levels of creatinine, urea, electrolytes, and other indicators of kidney function.

•  Kidney biopsy: This is a procedure that involves taking a small sample of kidney tissue for microscopic examination to determine the cause and extent of kidney damage.

•  Ultrasound: This is an imaging technique that uses sound waves to create pictures of the kidneys and other organs.

•  Renal flow scan: This is an imaging study that evaluates the blood flow to the kidneys.

•  Hormone test: This is a blood test that measures the levels of parathyroid hormone (PTH), which is affected by kidney function.

•  Dialysis: This is a treatment that substitutes the function of the kidneys by removing waste products and excess fluid from the blood using a machine. There are two types of dialysis: hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. Hemodialysis uses an artificial kidney (dialyzer) that is connected to a machine and a catheter that is inserted into a blood vessel. Peritoneal dialysis uses a fluid (dialysate) that is infused into the abdominal cavity through a catheter and then drained out after some time.

•  Kidney transplant: This is a surgery that replaces a damaged kidney with a healthy one from a donor. The donor can be either living or deceased. The transplant surgery is performed by expert surgeons who follow strict protocols to ensure safety and success.

The nephrology department at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney Transplant also provides education and counselling to CKD patients and their families on how to cope with the disease and improve their quality of life. Some of the topics covered include:

•  Prevention of CKD: This involves controlling blood sugar and blood pressure, avoiding smoking and alcohol, exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy diet, limiting protein intake, avoiding certain medications, and treating infections promptly.

•  Complications of CKD: This involves managing fluid retention, cardiovascular disease, anemia, bone problems, nerve damage, infections, and psychological issues.

•  Diet for CKD: This involves following a balanced diet that is low in sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein. The diet should also include adequate amounts of calories, vitamins, minerals, and fluids.

•  Medication for CKD: This involves taking prescribed medications that help lower blood pressure, cholesterol levels, PTH levels, anemia symptoms, swelling symptoms, etc.

•  Dialysis preparation: This involves learning about the types of dialysis available at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney (hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis), how they work,

how often they are needed,

how to prepare for them,

how to care for the catheter,

how to prevent infections and complications,

how to monitor the dialysis adequacy,

and how to adjust the diet and fluid intake accordingly.

•  Transplant preparation: This involves learning about the benefits and risks of kidney transplant, the eligibility criteria, the evaluation process, the waiting list, the donor selection, the surgery procedure, the post-operative care, the immunosuppressive therapy, the rejection signs, the infection prevention, and the follow-up visits.

Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital is committed to providing the best possible care to CKD patients and helping them live longer and healthier lives. The hospital has a state-of-the-art infrastructure, advanced technology, modern equipment, and a patient-centric approach that ensure a high standard of service and satisfaction. The hospital also has a strong ethical code of conduct that respects the rights and dignity of every patient.

If you or your loved ones are suffering from CKD or any other kidney-related problem, you can trust Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital kidney to provide you with the best treatment and support. You can also book an appointment online or call their helpline number for any queries or assistance. Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital kidney transplant is your partner in health and wellness.

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What’s Roundtrip to Dialysis?

It’s a kind of treatment that takes over your kidney functions if those organs stop doing their work. There are two forms of dialysis:

Hemodialysis: Your blood is put over a filter outside your body, cleaned, and then reimbursed to you. This is done either at a dialysis ability or at home.

Peritoneal dialysis: Your blood is cleaned privileged your body. A superior fluid is put into your abdomen to fascinate waste from the blood that permits through small vessels in your stomach cavity. The fluid is then exhausted away. This kind of dialysis is archetypally done at home.

Who Needs Dialysis?

If your kidney disease converts very unadorned and symbols a point where there’s not sufficient function to preserve the body, then you essential either a transplant or Roundtrip to Dialysis.

You naturally start Roundtrip to Dialysis when you have symptoms or your lab tests show toxic levels of excess in your blood. Symptoms of kidney failure comprise nausea, tiredness, swelling, and throwing up.

When you should jerk dialysis be contingent on your age, energy level, overall health, lab test results and how willing you are to obligate to a treatment plan. Though it can make you feel better and live longer, it includes a lot of your time.

Your doctor will let you know when you should flinch treatment. They’ll also elucidate which kind might work best for you.

What Can I Imagine When I Go Through Dialysis?

It shouldn’t offend. If you have pain throughout or subsequently treatment, tell your doctor right away. You might have side effects, though. Low blood pressure is general. You could also have nausea, vomiting, dry or itchy skin, muscle cramps, or feel very drained.

You can lessen side effects by being cautious about what you eat and drink. Your doctor can recommend how much fluid, protein, and salt you should have.

Hemodialysis patients are similarly at an increased risk for infections. Try these guidelines to stay healthy:

·         Check your admittance site daily for redness, pus, and bulge. If you see any, call your doctor.

·         Keep the dressing that covers your catheter clean and dry.

Make sure anybody who helps with your treatment washes their hands earlier and after with soap and water.

What If I Want to Stop Roundtrip to Dialysis?

This treatment should preserve or advance your quality of life. But you can select not to have it or stop at any time. If you do, make sure to talk to your doctor about other treatments that can benefit you. Changes to your diet or lifestyle may advance your excellence of life.

If you need to stop dialysis as you feel depressed or embarrassed, your doctor may urge you to speak to a counsellor first. Sharing your feelings, taking downers, or doing both of these things may benefit you make a more informed decision.

Roundtrip to Dialysis is not for everyone, mainly for the very elderly and those with very unadorned medical conditions.

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My name is Valerie, I'm 28 years old and I'm Final Year Student Nurse from Stourbridge (near Dudley). Taylor Swift is my favourite recording artist of all time. I love you Taylor. Your music is the biggest escape for me. You have a song for each and everyone of my moods! I am in awe of you. You inspire me, and so many others. I know things haven't been easy for you. With your Mum being ill, people saying things in the media, other celebrities being horrible. I watched Miss Americana and that was such a beautiful film of your vulnerability. It was true and raw and I was captivated. I was 14 when I had your first album. You have got me through so many difficult years. I have had the privilege of being able to attend 2 of your concerts (I've never had alot of money). I saw you in 2015 at Hyde Park in London, then in 2018 at Wembley Stadium. Those are 2 magical memories I will never forget. I really wanted to come and see you this year after your Lover album release, but Nursing studies, and money this year won't let me. I cherish the time I spent with you. And I hope that one day I get to meet you, and say thank you. Because you have made life when it's tough bearable. You give me music I can get lost into. Music I can have a drive to, sing to, relax to if I need. You have changed my life. I really do love you. I have had a really rough couple of years. And my journey in life so far hasn't been easy. In 2014 I had my tonsils out after getting tonsillitis 8 times within a year. In 2015 my (now 17 year old) sister was diagnosed with autism, and I look after her. She is now in college. I'm so proud. In 2016 I fractured my leg during a kickboxing class. In 2018 I fractured my ankle trying to run away from a wasp (definitely not my proudest moment). Then later in 2018 my world turned upside down... My Dad suffers with cardiomyopathy. It's a disease that effects your heart muscle, it starts to fail. In November 2018 he was given a life expectancy of 2 years and the only thing that would save him is a heart transplant. In May 2019 he underwent invasive testing to see if he would be eligible for a heart and he wasn't. I went on a bit of a spiral downwards. Turns out I was grieving (according to my counsellor) and I also had severe depression (according to my doctor) as apparently its alot to process. I wanted to end myself at that point. I couldn't cope. Not only I had the news of my Dad to deal with, university was stressful, I had friends and family causing me stress. I decided I had to take a step back from my Nursing. I focused on myself, took medication (Sertraline; which I still do). While I took some time out, I ended up having my Gallbladder removed in July 2019. And kept in hospital for a week. Then in September my Mum after 23 years of being together and married to my Dad walked out on him. And has been causing so much grief ever since, telling lies to people, not supporting him. I've never got on with her anyway and she has always spoken to me like I'm dirt. So that's been stressful on my Dad and it's still on going and she is still causing stress. I then managed to finish my second year. While I was finishing my second year, I was also diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. As during my 4th placement (in my course there are 6 placements; 2 per year) I bled heavily for 10 weeks constantly. It was exhausting, not only being ill but getting through 12 and a half hour shifts. And before Christmas I found out my Grandpa has Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma (cancer). Then over the new year I was in hospital with a severe sinus and throat infection. I couldn't swallow. And shortly after that I ended up being ill again very badly with a kidney infection and urinary tract infection. I also recently found out the only thing that can help my Dad is an external heart pump. He is in urgent need for it, otherwise at any point he could drop down dead. While all of this has been going on. I've not given up on my dreams of being a Nurse and in less than a year I will become one. I applied for a job in February for a Nurse role when I qualify, and I ended up having an interview a couple of weeks ago and getting a job! So I'll be a Orthopaedic Surgical Nurse when I qualify! Through all of this my partner Steven has been my rock, best friend and my saving grace. Almost 7 years this year. He picked me up at my lowest last year when I was drowning. I did everything possible to push him away but he stuck by me. And I love him so much. Please can I have help getting this message to Taylor? I will love you all forever. Thank you. Love Val, Xoxoxo

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Kidney works like a filter as its separates and purifies all the waste from our blood and drains them away through urine. When kidney fails to perform this function then there is need of kidney transplant. Kidney Transplant is a surgical procedure in which living or deceased person’s kidney is placed in the receiver’s body. Transplant Counsellor offers Best Kidney Transplant in India and has an alliance with some Best Kidney transplant hospitals in Delhi.

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Liver Transplant Specialist Dr Abhideep Chaudhary joins BLK Super Specialty Hospital

Liver Transplant Specialist Dr Abhideep Chaudhary joins BLK Super Specialty Hospital New Delhi, Aug 09, 2019 One of the most accomplished and proficient surgeons in Surgical Hepatology and Liver Transplantation in India Dr.  Abhideep Chaudhary has joined BLK Super Specialty Hospital as Director & HOD, Liver Transplant & HPB Surgery. Dr. Chaudhary specializes in Liver Transplant, Pancreas and Biliary Diseases and Minimally Invasive Surgery (Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery) and has more than 18 years of excellent surgical experience. “We are happy to introduce Dr. Abhideep Chaudhary in our highly advanced and state of the art facility, BLK Institute for Digestive and Liver Diseases.  Dr. Chaudhary is bringing in a rich experience of 18 years in performing more than 1250 successful Liver transplant and HPB Surgeries with a success rate of more than 90%. With Dr. Chaudhary on board, our Institute for Digestive & Liver Diseases has added one more highly experienced specialist at the Institute and this strengthens our faculty,” said Dr. Sanjay Mehta, Head, Medical Services, BLK Super Specialty Hospital.   Prior to BLK Super Specialty Hospital, Dr. Chaudhary has worked as an integral part of core specialists teams at several prestigious medical institutions in Delhi and NCR.  He also served as a Chief Clinical Fellow/Senior Administrative Fellow (Transplant Surgery) and Multiorgan Transplant Surgery Fellow at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, USA. “Dr.  Abhideep has given a new dimension to the ways Specialists perform hyper reduced liver graft for small babies, posterior sector liver graft, dual lobe transplant, LDLT in patients with extensive portal vein Thrombosis. He is also known for performing simultaneous liver and kidney transplant. His expertise and experience would add further value to the Institute in terms of high-end transplants and treatment.” Added Dr. Mehta "I would like to thank BLK Hospital for providing me the opportunity to work with excellent team here.  BLK Super Speciality Hospital is known for passion for healing and I have embraced its vision and mission to serve the patient with best-in class facilities and expertise, “said Dr. Chaudhary. He is also an active member of various prominent medical organisations which include the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, Indian Medical Association, Association of Surgeons of India, International Liver Transplant Society and Founder member of Liver Transplant Society of India. Comprised of Surgeons, Gastroenterologists, Intensivists, Anesthetists, Technicians, Counsellors and Specialised Nurses, Institute of Digestive & Liver Diseases at BLK Super Speciality Hospital offers robust and comprehensive treatment programmes for a wide range of digestive and liver diseases Read the full article

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Living Life With Kidney Failure

Kidney disease is assessed in several stages, counting on the extent of remaining function. Once your kidneys have but 10 per cent of function remaining, this is often called an end-stage renal disorder or renal failure. If you've got a renal failure, you would like dialysis or a transplant to remain alive. However, some people choose neither of those treatment options but choose supportive or palliative care instead. Consult the best kidney doctor in Siliguri for proper guidance in chronic conditions of the kidney.

Choosing a treatment for renal failure

·        Unit-based haemodialysis – during a hospital or other dialysis unit

·        Home haemodialysis

·        Automated peritoneal dialysis (APD)

·        Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD)

·        Kidney transplant

If dialysis is required, your healthcare team will discuss the advantages and drawbacks of the various options for you and your family. it's usually possible to vary between sorts of dialysis if one treatment does not suit you.

Medical needs after renal failure

Whatever your choice of treatment, you ought to always speak together with your dialysis or transplant team about medication and lifestyle choices. it's important that you simply take your medication and don't vary the doses without speaking together with your doctor. you'll need training for home dialysis options to form sure your dialysis sessions are successful and you reduce the danger of an infection reception. for a few people that are unable to manage their house dialysis, a carer can undergo the training to perform the dialysis techniques.

Mental health after renal failure

Any major ill health may be a life-changing experience and having renal failure is not any different. Some people may feel fear, or have depression or anxiety, especially within the youth after beginning a replacement treatment or having transplant surgery. Supportive healthcare professionals can provide psychological, behavioural and academic help. Healthcare professionals who can help include your doctor or a counsellor. Staying connected with family and friends, or joining a support group with people who have kidney-related ill health, also can help your physical and emotional wellbeing. Although dialysis or transplant surgery after renal failure is often challenging, many of us continue to measure active and productive lives.

Nutritional needs after renal failure

Your dietary and fluid needs will vary, counting on the sort of dialysis you're using. Ask your doctor or dietitian about nutritional and fluid must suit you and your treatment. Eating a healthy diet is vital for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight, and this may improve your health on dialysis. to enhance your mental and physical health, exercise and physical activity are recommended for everybody, including people on dialysis treatment and after a transplant. When combined with healthy eating, physical activity will help to enhance the health of your heart and blood vessels, reduce stress and maintain a healthy weight.

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Best Kidney Transplant Hospitals in India – Transplant Counsellor

One aspect that requires a lot of attention to support the country's overall growth is the healthcare sector. In the health field, kidney diseases require special attention. With the increasing need for various kidney-related medicines, kidney transplantation has become one of the most necessary procedures.

 With this increase in the need for kidney transplants, the establishment of the best kidney transplant hospitals in India has also increased significantly. Some of the key services these hospitals seek to provide include providing best-in-class kidney testing, support from top nephrologists, and access to keep you updated on the current location of your kidneys in case of problems.

Retests and free blood tests for those who can't afford it, the best and fastest kidney transplants, financial assistance for kidney transplants, and more. These facilities are only available at some of the top India kidney transplant hospitals . All these aspects contribute to the hospital becoming one of the best hospitals and providing the best services to the people of India.

These hospitals have both the financial support and infrastructure to provide this type of service to kidney patients. Some of the best and most reputed kidney transplant hospitals in India have come up in the last five years. This phenomenon is not only seen in large cities, but also has strong developments in smaller states and cities. The development's motto is to provide world-class kidney support to everyone. Kidney transplants can be quite expensive. With the financial support of these excellent institutions, we can help all sections of the population.

Transplant Counsellor ensures the best treatment and all other types of support that patients and their families can expect during a kidney or liver transplant. Our affiliation with India's leading multi-specialty hospitals that perform heart and lung transplants and our knowledge to assist with social, economic, psychological and medical issues makes the entire process a mundane task.

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How A Critical Illness Affects You, Your Family And Your Lifestyle

Most people don’t usually feel that critical illnesses are close to them, but critical illnesses contribute significantly to the top ten causes of death in Malaysia. According to a list from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, Malaysians are most susceptible to Alzheimer’s disease, heart conditions, lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and kidney failure. Unless you have a family member or friend who has suffered and fought through a life-threatening illness, it’s very unlikely that you are aware of the emotional and financial impact. It’s important to remember health problems don’t discriminate - they can hit at any time and age. Even those who are living healthy lifestyles aren’t totally immune from the risk. What effect does it have... If you are fortunate enough to not have experienced this personally, perhaps a movie analogy is the best example. In “50/50”, Joseph Gordon Levitt’s character is diagnosed with a rare type of spinal cancer. His girlfriend, driven by pity and sympathy, feels obligated to take care of him. His best friend uses his story to pick up girls, while his mother tries her best to be there for him - albeit also having to nurse her ailing husband. Aside from his relationships, his lifestyle also changes as he has to spend most of his time at the hospital and in psychotherapy sessions. On the individual The movie illustrates the impact a critical illness can have on one’s mental well-being and social life. Someone who is coping with a critical condition may start isolating themselves from friends and family and experience diminishing self-esteem. They also develop feelings of guilt and embarrassment as people around them start behaving in a more sympathetic manner. Remember that you don’t have to deal with this alone. Everyone in this world is fighting their battles, and some may be fighting the same battles as you. Join a support group and engage with people who are coping with the same ordeal. Support groups often create an environment where you can share experiences, learn from each other, and gain strength from an empathetic and supportive group of people. Research everything you can about your condition and make changes to your lifestyle accordingly. Incorporate positive habits into your daily routine, like eating the appropriate nutritious meals, developing a daily exercise routine, practicing relaxing hobbies such as reading, yoga, or meditating. Armed with knowledge and support, you will be better equipped to face critical illness. On their family When a member of the family is diagnosed with a critical illness, it inevitably disrupts the routine they have set in place for years. It changes family members’ roles, responsibilities, and in some cases, dramatically alters expectations. Family members will feel the need to provide more love and moral support for the ill family member. In addition to that, they also have to adjust to a new lifestyle, like driving the patient to the hospital a few times a week and making sure they have taken their medications and is well rested. This might take a toll on the family as some of them might feel trapped in a loop where they have to care for someone else while also balancing their own responsibilities and social life. The same things also apply to couples or couples who have a child diagnosed with chronic illness. Battling critical illness can be a family affair where everybody is involved. A professional counsellor can help you and your family members alleviate all the strain and stress that you may encounter. They can also provide helpful strategies for managing your emotions, lifestyle, relationships, and so on. On their finances One of the hardest parts about battling a critical illness is simply the amount of money it costs. The cost of being admitted to a good hospital, seeing specialists, being able to keep up with the necessary medication and/or medical supplies - the list goes on and the costs keep escalating. A global survey conducted by Mercer Marsh Benefits last year revealed that Malaysia’s medical inflation reached 11.5% in 2016, putting our country in third place among Asian countries surveyed.  The report further highlighted that the medical inflation rate in Malaysia is a whopping 10% to 15% every year. That means a treatment that costs RM3,500 to RM5,000 today could cost up to RM34,000 in 20 years! Do you know the cost of a heart surgery alone in Malaysia? RM50,000. Liver transplants can come up to RM300,000 to RM400,000, while a full bone marrow transplant can cost you RM350,000. With advanced studies and technology, more and more patients are reportedly recovering from critical illnesses. For example, a report Cancer Research UK noted that around 50% of cancer patients survive for at least a decade. Better screening technology and early detection improves your chances of recovering, but can the average person afford this? So where do you go for that amount of money? Do you take out a loan? Do you call a long-lost relative to borrow money? No, you make sure you’re already well protected with a comprehensive critical illness plan. Most critical illness plans provide a lump sum payment when the policyholder is diagnosed with a critical illness. This can greatly help you and your family cope with changes in lifestyle and finances and help relieve some financial pressure. When you have adequate financial support, you can focus on the recovery process and coping with the lifestyle change. Prime Care+ has one of the widest critical illness coverage in the market. It covers more than 150 types of illnesses with extensive coverage from early to advanced stages. The coverage includes heart attacks, cancer, Parkinson’s Disease, and brain tumours; just to name a few. There is also no waiting period in between claims because your health and recovery come first. Find out more about Prime Care+ now! [block]Don’t allow an illness to cripple your finances and lifestyle - stay in charge and regain your health. Click here to find out how you can protect yourself from illnesses starting today.[/block]

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Best Kidney Transplant in Delhi-NCR, India | Transplant Counsellor

Are you trying to find the best kidney transplant in India in Delhi-NCR? The transplant counsellor ensures that the patient and his family will receive the finest care and other forms of support after receiving a kidney transplant. Transplant counsellors are chosen based on the highest criteria of consideration, caring, and commitment to deliver easily accessible medical treatments. Furthermore, we collaborate with a team of incredibly gifted doctors and medical specialists to offer joint analysis. Kidney transplants can be performed in four different ways: paired exchanged kidney transplantation, live-related kidney transplantation, Abo incompatible kidney transplantation, and kidney transplantation from cadavers or deceased donors. Your reliable partner, Transplant Counsellor, provides excellent care with respect and precision. Choose us to guarantee a seamless and comprehensive experience as well as an outstanding and realistic.

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Choose the Right Consultants for your Organ Transplant | Transplant Counsellor

Organ transplantation is a lifestyle-converting clinical method that offers a brand new lease on life for people facing critical health challenges such as kidney, liver, lung, and heart transplantations. As the demand for these procedures grows, it will become imperative to select a trustworthy consultant to guide you through this complicated journey. We have a list of top hospital and doctors of the organ transplantation. Patients searching hospitals or doctors for Organ transplantation, Transplant Counsellor stands for you to assisting best treatment of your Organ transplantation.

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I Hope I Can Give You A Hug One Day

My name is Valerie, I'm 28 years old and I'm Final Year Student Nurse from Stourbridge (near Dudley). Taylor Swift is my favourite recording artist of all time. I love you Taylor. Your music is the biggest escape for me. You have a song for each and everyone of my moods! I am in awe of you. You inspire me, and so many others. I know things haven't been easy for you. With your Mum being ill, people saying things in the media, other celebrities being horrible. I watched Miss Americana and that was such a beautiful film of your vulnerability. It was true and raw and I was captivated. I was 14 when I had your first album. You have got me through so many difficult years. I have had the privilege of being able to attend 2 of your concerts (I've never had alot of money). I saw you in 2015 at Hyde Park in London, then in 2018 at Wembley Stadium. Those are 2 magical memories I will never forget. I really wanted to come and see you this year after your Lover album release, but Nursing studies, and money this year won't let me. I cherish the time I spent with you. And I hope that one day I get to meet you, and say thank you. Because you have made life when it's tough bearable. You give me music I can get lost into. Music I can have a drive to, sing to, relax to if I need. You have changed my life. I really do love you. I have had a really rough couple of years. And my journey in life so far hasn't been easy. In 2014 I had my tonsils out after getting tonsillitis 8 times within a year. In 2015 my (now 17 year old) sister was diagnosed with autism, and I look after her. She is now in college. I'm so proud. In 2016 I fractured my leg during a kickboxing class. In 2018 I fractured my ankle trying to run away from a wasp (definitely not my proudest moment). Then later in 2018 my world turned upside down... My Dad suffers with cardiomyopathy. It's a disease that effects your heart muscle, it starts to fail. In November 2018 he was given a life expectancy of 2 years and the only thing that would save him is a heart transplant. In May 2019 he underwent invasive testing to see if he would be eligible for a heart and he wasn't. I went on a bit of a spiral downwards. Turns out I was grieving (according to my counsellor) and I also had severe depression (according to my doctor) as apparently its alot to process. I wanted to end myself at that point. I couldn't cope. Not only I had the news of my Dad to deal with, university was stressful, I had friends and family causing me stress. I decided I had to take a step back from my Nursing. I focused on myself, took medication (Sertraline; which I still do). While I took some time out, I ended up having my Gallbladder removed in July 2019. And kept in hospital for a week. Then in September my Mum after 23 years of being together and married to my Dad walked out on him. And has been causing so much grief ever since, telling lies to people, not supporting him. I've never got on with her anyway and she has always spoken to me like I'm dirt. So that's been stressful on my Dad and it's still on going and she is still causing stress. I then managed to finish my second year. While I was finishing my second year, I was also diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. As during my 4th placement (in my course there are 6 placements; 2 per year) I bled heavily for 10 weeks constantly. It was exhausting, not only being ill but getting through 12 and a half hour shifts. And before Christmas I found out my Grandpa has Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma (cancer). Then over the new year I was in hospital with a severe sinus and throat infection. I couldn't swallow. And shortly after that I ended up being ill again very badly with a kidney infection and urinary tract infection. I also recently found out the only thing that can help my Dad is an external heart pump. He is in urgent need for it, otherwise at any point he could drop down dead. While all of this has been going on. I've not given up on my dreams of being a Nurse and in less than a year I will become one. I applied for a job in February for a Nurse role when I qualify, and I ended up having an interview a couple of weeks ago and getting a job! So I'll be a Orthopaedic Surgical Nurse when I qualify! Through all of this my partner Steven has been my rock, best friend and my saving grace. Almost 7 years this year. He picked me up at my lowest last year when I was drowning. I did everything possible to push him away but he stuck by me. And I love him so much. Please can I have help getting this message to Taylor? I will love you all forever. Thank you. Love Val, Xoxoxo

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In India most people are suffering from kidney related issue like kidney cyst or kidney not function properly in that case we need transplant our kidney, doctor as to decide. Transplant counsellor provides best services Kidney Transplant in India. Expert doctors and best hospital

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Transplant counsellor provides a services kidney transplant hospital in Delhi. Those who are suffering from any type of kidney disease like chronic kidney disease, kidney stone, transplant always ready to help you help you. We provide best hospital and experiences doctors at low cost budget.

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Two types of treatment that available for kidney failure- Dialysis and Transplant.

Dialysis is necessary once if 85-90% of your kidney’s functions are no longer working.  Dialysis is a process that makes your body balance such as removes waste, salt and extra water.

Transplant is a surgical process where failure and diseased kidney replace by healthy kidney. This process can be done by kidney donor either it’s a living donor or a cadaver/ deceased donor.

We are Transplant Counsellor and provide end- to-end solution for kidney transplantation in India during pre to post transplantation.

If you want to know more about kidney transplantation, than visit us.

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Liver Transplant in Delhi | Transplant Counsellor 

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Transplant Counsellor is Delhi bsaed counsulting firm, providing liver transplant surgery services in Delhi, India. We are the major liver transplant hospitals in India and our care extends to the patient.