Can a 63-year-old still donate a kidney to their child?

Generally speaking, a 63-year-old can still donate a kidney to their children. The specific analysis is as follows:

For kidney transplantation, age is not usually the primary influencing factor. Typically, donors under the age of 65 who are successfully matched with recipients and whose recipients are in suitable health conditions may proceed with kidney transplantation. It should be noted that younger recipients, especially children under two years old, are more prone to rejection reactions. In older recipients, tolerance to surgery may be poorer, so adequate rest and recovery are particularly important.

Patients are advised to consume sufficient protein-rich foods and ensure appropriate rest. If any discomfort occurs, prompt medical consultation at a hospital is recommended for targeted treatment, to avoid delays in managing the condition.