Does scar tissue on kidneys go away?

No, scar tissue on kidneys does not go away. Scar tissue, also known as fibrosis, is a type of connective tissue that forms when normal tissue is damaged and replaced. It is a permanent change and cannot be reversed. In the case of kidneys, scar tissue can result from various conditions that cause damage to the kidney tissue, such as chronic kidney disease, kidney infections, or kidney trauma. While scar tissue does not go away, it is important to manage the underlying condition to prevent further damage and preserve kidney function. Treatment may involve medications, lifestyle modifications, and in severe cases, dialysis or kidney transplantation. Ongoing monitoring and care under the guidance of a healthcare provider are necessary to manage the condition and prevent further complications.