There is no strict age limit for kidney transplantation. While most recipients fall between the ages of 45 and 65, transplants can be performed at any age based on the patient’s health and needs. For optimal outcomes, healthcare providers typically aim to match donors and recipients of similar ages.

Kidney transplants have a success rate of more than 90%. If the transplant functions well throughout the first year, there's a strong possibility that the patient will have a better quality of life.

One potential complication is the body’s immune response attempting to “reject” the new kidney, perceiving it as foreign. To prevent this and other complications like inflammation etc, patients are prescribed immunosuppressive medications. Despite this, kidney transplants are highly successful with minimal complications, especially when performed by experienced specialists in advanced medical facilities.

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