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Living with one kidney

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ruggedgull51 ruggedgull51 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2013
#21 ·
It really just depends on the person. It’s been about two months for me and I’m still not quite back to 100%, but things are definitely looking up. Usually, they say you're looking at maybe six months before you're fully recovered
ruggedgull51 ruggedgull51 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Harold Cook2 said:Look, I don't know exactly who's handling it, but I do know he's hitting up the doctor at least two or three times a year. Plus, those blood tests for kidney function? You gotta do those multiple times a year, pretty frequently. Maybe that's why his other kidney is starting to act up now.

Was your brother born without kidneys, or did he lose them later on?
Harold Cook2 Harold Cook2 Active Member
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#23 ·
ruggedgull51 said:Was your brother born without kidneys, or did he lose them later on?

Since birth. Kid was born with totally trashed, useless kidneys. Spent basically his whole life from day one until he was four just bouncing around the hospital. That’s where he learned to talk, learned to walk—the poor kid lived in those wards. Had twelve surgeries under his belt by then.

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