The lack of available kidneys is the major concerns for many who are waiting for a kidney transplant in any part of the world today. The option of getting the fastest transplant is the only possible when you will receive a kidney donation from someone in your family member or friend who has a similar tissue types and is willing to make live donation. Before your Kidney Transplantation is not done, the only option left is to stay back on dialysis.

If we see the average time a person spends on the waiting list for a Kidney Transplant, it is approximately two to three years, although it can be shorter or longer than this. We are a leading Kidney Transplant Hospital in Nigeria and have conducted many successful transplantation procedures at our hospital. There has been a lot which is going into the development of rules which is mainly dedicated into the development of rules.

There are many individuals who are not aware of how to get on the transplant waitlist. For this you need to ask your healthcare professional so that he could refer you to our transplant center in the area. You have to select "Transplant Centers by Organ" for Member Type, then select “Kidney” for Organ Type, then select your state.

Primus Hospital is a Kidney Transplant Surgery Hospital in Nigeria which conducts a proper evaluation which will help determine if you are a good candidate for a kidney transplant. Each center has their own criteria for accepting patients for transplant. Our transplant center maintains a perfect transparency which could help transplant center fit their needs.

The average wait time for transplantation procedure is around 2 to 4 years and depends on various factors which include getting a well matched available kidney, how sick you are and how many donar are living and ready to donate in your area.

The most common causes of kidney failure are diabetes and high blood pressure. Kidney failure happens when almost 85-90% of kidney function is gone and the GFR value falls below 15. This is the condition when the kidney will not work well and it requires dialysis or a kidney transplant.

Pancreas Transplant is another major type of transplant procedure which is conducted at Primus Nigeria because of the increasing population of diabetes patients. The pancreas is responsible to produce both digestive juices and hormones, such as insulin, that helps the body break down the food and turn it into energy. The transplant is possible from a deceased donar who has a healthy pancreas which is functioning.

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