Rare kidney diseases like IgA nephropathy can be managed with treatment options such as dialysis and chemotherapy, and patients should actively seek information and treatment rather than assuming renal failure means death.
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The Kidney Collective #Podcast New Episode: "Our Voices Need to Be Heard"Añadido:
I am the rare relative.
There was nobody in my family that had kidney disease. I was not aware of dialysis.
I didn't even know there were two options, chemo and peritoneal.
Um all I knew is when the doctor said renal failure that equated to death. That's all I knew. And within seconds I said, "Well, I want to live. What is it that I have to do next?"
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