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WebDiet and Nutrition After a Kidney Transplant Your diet will change after your transplant. If your new kidney is slow to start functioning you may need to remain on your dialysis diet …
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Your diet will change after your transplant. If your new kidney is slow to start functioning you may need to remain on your dialysis diet of low sodium, low potassium, low phosphorus and limited fluid. However, as kidney function improves, you will be able to enjoy much more variety.
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Briefly, in early-stage kidney disease, some data show that low-carb diets are safe and, by controlling diabetes and high blood pressure, they may even prevent the worsening of kidney function. Other studies show that low or very-low protein diets may be beneficial for diabetic patients with early-stage kidney disease.
Yes. Your diet may be affected by medicines you need to prevent rejection of your new kidney transplant. Some common anti-rejection medicines that may affect your diet include: This list will continue to grow as new medicines are developed. These medicines may change the way your body works in different ways.