Who is eligible to be a living kidney donor?

What are the different types of living donor relationships?

How can we allow living kidney donation?

I want to donate my kidney to a child. Is that possible?

Can I donate if I am a smoker?

Who makes a good living kidney donor?

How do I go about becoming a donor?

Are there any age restrictions on living donation?

What testing will I have to undergo to see if I can be a donor?

Do I have to be a relative of the person needing a transplant in order to donate?

What if I am told I am not a match (not compatible) with the person I want to donate to?

What can I do if I am not able to donate but still want to help someone who needs a kidney transplant?

What are the benefits of living donor kidney transplantation?

How do I prepare for the surgery to remove my kidney?

Is the operation to remove my kidney dangerous?

How much pain will I experience after the surgery?

How long will I be in the hospital?

What will my scars look like after donating my kidney?

How long will I need to be out of work?

What is the recovery period after donation?

Will donating my kidney affect my lifestyle?

When do I have to come back for follow-up visits after donation?

Can I become pregnant if I have been a kidney donor?

What are the risks of living with one kidney?

What happens if I develop kidney failure in the future?

Why do I need to have health insurance if my recipient's insurance pays for my surgery?

Does the insurance coverage work the same way if I choose to be an altruistic donor or participate in donor exchange?

Are there any expenses related to donation that aren't covered by my recipient's insurance?

Will I have trouble obtaining health insurance in the future?

I want to donate to someone in the United States but live outside of the U.S. Is that possible?

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