COVID-19 is a disease caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2. It started as a pandemic, meaning it spread quickly around the world. Today, COVID-19 is considered endemic, which means it still exists, but we are learning to live with it. For people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) or those who have had a kidney transplant, COVID-19 can be more serious.
People on dialysis can have weaker immune systems, making it harder to fight infections. However, it is important to know that those with kidney failure need to continue with their regularly scheduled dialysis treatments and take necessary precautions as their healthcare team recommends.
People who have received a kidney transplant need to take anti-rejection medicines (also known as immunosuppressive medicines). These medicines keep the immune system less active, making it harder to fight infections. It is important to keep taking these medicines.
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