It is possible to have a baby after a kidney transplant, but only if your health is stable. For men, as long as the condition is stable, the success rate of having children is very high, while for women, there is a great risk. 1. In general, for male patients, as long as the function of the transplanted kidney is stable and the general condition is good, the success rate of having a baby is very high. 2. Having a child after kidney transplantation is very risky because female patients are particularly at risk of having a child after kidney transplantation. Transplanted patients must take anti-rejection immunosuppressive drugs for a long period of time, and such drugs will affect the development of the embryo, resulting in an unhealthy child. Female patients are also at risk during pregnancy. The transplanted kidney is placed in the pelvis after kidney transplantation, which can also affect the transplanted kidney. 3. If you want to have a baby, it must be at least 2 years after kidney transplantation, and the patient must be free of hypertension, diabetes or have more stable blood pressure and blood sugar control. In the transplanted kidney function is stable and there is no sign of rejection. Therefore, if patients want to get pregnant and have a child after kidney transplant, they must be under the advice of the doctor before getting pregnant, and even after getting pregnant, they should monitor the indicators regularly to avoid any danger.