Short Answer
It depends on the type of kidney condition.
Detailed Explanation
Government guidelines state:
You may donate if:
- You had a temporary kidney infection.
- You have completely recovered.
- The required deferral period has passed.
Permanent deferral applies for:
- Chronic kidney disease.
- Kidney failure.
- Long-term kidney infections.
Always tell the Medical Officer about any kidney-related illness.
Key Points
- Temporary kidney infections require recovery before donation.
- Chronic kidney disease is permanently deferred.
- Medical assessment is essential.
❤️ A healthy donor gives safely. Never donate until you've fully recovered from serious illness.
