Patient's question:
My uncle has been suffering from kidney disease for two years and has been persistently undergoing treatment. However, it's not as easy to recover as a minor illness like a cold. The condition has been fluctuating, with periods of improvement and worsening. This year, after a thorough examination, the doctor discovered mild kidney ptosis and advised him to have surgery as soon as possible. He agreed, not wanting the condition to worsen further. I'd like to ask what are the postoperative precautions for kidney ptosis fixation? I hope my uncle can recover quickly!Doctor's answer:
Hello, kidney disease is generally diagnosed through a comprehensive analysis of kidney function and ultrasound of the kidneys. If there is a tortuous vessel, surgical fixation can be performed. After the surgery, it is important to avoid strenuous exercise and abdominal pressure. It is also necessary to prevent excessive fatigue and staying up late. Generally, it is also necessary to control one's sexual behavior, as sexual activity should not be too complex or frequent.