According to sources, Fredrik Åhrman experienced kidney failure in connection with Covid-19 three years ago. He did not expect to be able to live the life he does today after his kidney failure. Home dialysis became the solution for Fredrik Åhrman.
Today, he can work, travel, and live his life as before the illness, aside from connecting to a machine at night. However, the development towards more home dialysis is slow, and the absolute majority of those in need of dialysis treatment receive it in hospitals today. " For some, dialysis is a life-sustaining treatment with no possibility of getting new kidneys.
I don't understand it, I think more people should get the opportunity to do it at home.
Fredrik Åhrman is waiting for a new kidney, which would allow him to stop dialysis. " The specific factors slowing the development of home dialysis are not detailed, and the medical criteria for eligibility for home dialysis versus hospital dialysis remain unclear.
I am in the queue at Sahlgrenska so by June at the latest, there should be a transplantation.