question: Will the removal of kidneys  (he is a dialysis patient with complete renal failure because of a hereity Alport disease,) He has very high blood pressure, is on several medications to control his blood pressure., he is 19 years old and has been on dialysis for a year.  The Dr.'s can't agree if the removal of his kidneys would help his blood pressure, his dialysis nephrologist is the one that wants to take out his kidneys, but he said it was only a 50% chance that that is what is causing his high blood pressure.  Nephrologist at Loma Linda says not to do it.  If we do it how hard will the surgery be on him.  His quality of life is not that great at the time being.  He was in the hospital a month ago for 11 days and they could not keep his pressure down.  They want to blame his diet and his age for the cause which could be part of it but not all if they couldn't control while he was there.  He had several seizures and a mile stroke on his right side.  We are afraid that the next one will be worse.