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Itching and abdo drain post transplant

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Had a transplant a week ago. Still have drain which is producing quite a bit. When is this expected to stop? Also have uncontrollable itching of feet and hands. Is this normal? I'm on Prograf and Mycophenolate.

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Methusala

Hi Vicky, congratulations on receiving your transplant. You really need to urgently discuss your uncontrollable itching on your feet with the doctors/consultant on your renal team, likewise how long you will need to have the drain. I had my transplant just over 5 yrs ago and do get the occasional itch on my feet and do my best not to scratch it too much.

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Mungo

Not sure about the itching, but you've only been a week, so not unusual regarding the drain. It all takes time to settle down. If you are concerned you need to talk to your consultant. Good luck and welcome to the club!!

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