PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

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It’s been two weeks today since my kidney transplant surgery on February 1. Time really flies—it’s already been two weeks. I still feel some pain at the incision site, but I’ve been gradually trying to move around more. Since being discharged, I’ve been going to the hospital every other day for blood tests and consultations with the nurses and doctors. My post-surgery recovery is progressing as expected.

 

To prevent rejection of the new kidney, I’m taking a variety of medications, including steroids, and I can feel my body constantly adjusting. One challenge I’m facing is dealing with the increased urine production. The steroids have also significantly increased my appetite; I feel like I’m always hungry. Interestingly, despite my increased appetite, my weight has been slowly decreasing each day. So, it’s not that I’m lacking appetite—it’s just how my body is responding.

 

At every hospital visit, the doctors continue adjusting my medications—some doses are increased, others reduced, and sometimes new medications are added. It’s a bit unsettling not having a set, stable medication regimen yet. However, overall, I feel like my condition is gradually improving.

 

I truly appreciate everyone’s support and encouragement. Once I regain a bit more strength, I hope to stop by the office occasionally, maybe once a week—unless, of course, I end up being more of a distraction than a help!

 

Please take care of yourselves and stay healthy. The cold weather continues, so stay warm and well.

February 14, 7:00 AM. I woke up multiple times during the night, but I was still able to sleep for over an hour in a single stretch. That’s a wonderful improvement, and I just woke up a little while ago. I have a hospital visit today around 9:30 or 10:00, so I plan to leave the house around 8:30. It’s still dark outside, and today’s sunrise is expected at 7:15—about 10 more minutes from now.

 

Getting even a little more sleep at night makes a big difference for my body. I often feel hungry in the middle of the night, probably due to the steroids I’m currently taking, but I try my best not to eat. My weight has remained fairly consistent, and I feel like it might be best to maintain it around this level for now.

 

I’ll check my morning blood pressure, and then I’ll measure my temperature and blood sugar before having breakfast and getting ready to leave. It’s been exactly two weeks since I was discharged from the hospital on Friday night two weeks ago. I’ve received so many kind messages of encouragement, which keeps me going—thank you all so much.

 

Another week is coming to an end soon. Please take care of yourselves and stay warm to avoid catching a cold.