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New KidneySolutions blogpost about clinical trials in Nigeria.
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Clinical trials in Nigeria This is a brief post about clinical trials in Nigeria. There are many questions that patients, family members, doctors and the general public have. In general, clinical trials in Nigeria are import…

This is an example of the diligence of a transplant patient preparing for regularly taking medication for 3 weeks during a trip. It is absolutely important to take medications on time with no exceptions or excuses. Doesn’t matter if you are at home, at work or on a trip. Rejection respects no person. Take your medication wherever you go. Just like you would take some money or car keys or your purse or wallet, take your medication with you. Set up an alarm that reminds you it is time to take your medicine. You can set up an alarm on your phone or your watch. Take this requirement seriously because even though transplant greatly improves life, you can end up back on dialysis or die if you do not take good care of the transplant which includes taking medication on time, doing regular tests to see early signs of a problem and seeing your doctor to check on the health of the transplant. That’s how you get to live with a transplant for many years.

Kidney disease can start and progress quickly without severe signs or symptoms. If you have a family history of kidney disease or have a history of high blood pressure or high blood sugar, your might have kidney problems that need early detection and treatment. We can help. Visit our Ikeja or Festac offices to learn more on how you can not only get tested but be seen by a team specializing in the care of kidney patients

Are you at risk of kidney disease? Having high blood pressure, high blood sugar or a family history of kidney disease suggests you can be at high risk of kidney disease. Take control of the situation and see a doctor to do simple tests of your urine and blood to check if you have kidney disease. At KidneySolutions, we are experts in kidney disease and could help you determine if you are at risk and if you have kidney disease and recommend treatments to help avoid or delay kidney failure