Can kidney scarring be reversed?
No, but preventing further injury can preserve remaining function.
Diagnostics
Kidney scarring: what it means
How kidney scarring develops and how it affects function.
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Short Answer
Kidney scarring is permanent damage from repeated injury — infection, reflux or inflammation. It reduces functioning kidney tissue, so preventing further injury matters.
Medical Facts
- Scarring replaces functioning kidney tissue.
- It can result from infection, reflux or inflammation.
Treatment or Donation Options
- Treat the underlying cause to prevent more scarring.
- Monitor kidney function regularly.
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