maybe, but u should just not waste your time on here and go ask a doctor!
Contact sports, such as football and hockey, can damage the last remaining kidney, which will mean that that person will need a new kidney.
One Kidney Works Fine. After donating a kidney in 2000, the physician's instructions were simple: do not play contact sports; avoid ibuprofen. The donor's remaining kidney enlarges over time and handles all the tasks previously handled by two kidneys. The donor should be able, after recovery, to resume normal activities and lifestyle.
I'm going to say all of them except you probably could make it with one kidney. Even in some rare cases 1 and a half feet.
One of the sports played is soccer.
Due to health concerns, you cannot play football or any other contact sport with only one kidney. You are not going to be deemed healthy enough to play.
She did play Cheerleading but that ended. She doesn't do any sports other than that one time.
To play is to play anything, from imaginary games to sports to videogames. Sports are many games that range from one guy against another to teams against teams.
One of the sports played is Call Of Duty, can I get a thumbs up?
Talk about the sports he plays or watches, also tell him what you like to play or even ask him if he could teach you how to play one of his sports of interest.
I have one and I have to say, It would be pretty hard to play sports. You still *might* be able to, but I wouldn't try it.
Polo is the main one
helps your heart is one thing