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Transplant Rejection: Symptoms to Watch
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Rejection occurs when the immune system attacks the new kidney. It can be subtle, so early recognition matters.
Signs to report
- Reduced urine output
- Swelling or sudden weight gain
- Fever or pain over the kidney
- Rising creatinine
Frequently asked questions
Is rejection always permanent?
No. Acute rejection caught early can often be reversed.
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Educational only. This guide is general kidney-care information, not individual medical advice.