Monitoring the well-being of your transplanted organ.
Trunome has innovated in the use of cell-free DNA technology platform for identifying early signs of organ rejection, and providing a clinically relevant assessment of the post-transplant organ health.
Organ transplantation is a medical procedure that saves countless lives every year. But, as with any medical procedure, it’s important for recipients to be mindful of their health after the transplant. Specifically, organ health is of the utmost importance in order to ensure the longevity and effectiveness of the transplant. Here’s why:
Protecting the Transplanted Organ:
The body’s immune system is designed to protect it from foreign invaders, including transplanted organs. This can lead to rejection of the transplant if not properly managed with medication. By maintaining good organ health, you can help prevent rejection and protect the transplanted organ.
Minimizing Complications:
Complications are always a possibility after any medical procedure. By focusing on organ health, transplant recipients can minimize their risk of complications, such as infections and organ damage.
Maximizing the Life of the Transplant:
Organ transplants if not taken due care they will eventually fail over time. However, by taking care of your health and maintaining the health of the transplanted organ, you can maximise the life of the transplant and delay the need for another procedure.
Improving Quality of Life:
Maintaining good organ health will not only help ensure the success of the transplant, but it will also improve the quality of life for the recipient. This includes increased energy, improved physical and mental health, and a better overall outlook on life.
Managing Chronic Conditions:
Many transplant recipients have chronic conditions that must be managed in addition to the transplant. By maintaining good organ health, you can help manage these conditions and prevent further health problems from developing.
Most important – Follow Up with Your Doctor: Regular follow-up appointments with your doctor are crucial in monitoring the health of the transplanted organ. This includes blood tests, physical exams, and imaging studies as needed.
Maintaining good organ health after a transplant is essential for the success and longevity of the transplant. By taking care of your health and following the tips outlined above, transplant recipients can protect their transplanted organ, minimise complications, and improve their quality of life.
