Trisno from PAS Band Enters ICU, Kidney Failure and Liver Problems

Trisno, the bassist of PAS Band, is currently undergoing intensive treatment in the hospital and is being treated in the ICU. This information was conveyed by the drummer and bandmate, Sandy, who outlined the chronology of Trisno's health condition.

"Actually, for the past few years, we have noticed something was wrong with Trisno's health, like swollen legs, he looked a bit thin, but Trisno is very rock and roll, he didn't want to really go to the doctor," said Sandy from PAS Band when contacted by Kapanlagi.com via WhatsApp on Thursday (23/7/2026).

A few months earlier, this condition was medically examined and indications of liver problems and high blood pressure were found.

1. Admitted to the Hospital Last Week, Now in Intensive Care

Trisno PAS Band photo on stage © instagram.com/tris_noize

Trisno's condition was reported to have worsened until he finally had to be rushed to the hospital last week. Before being taken, his body was said to be very weak while at home.

"Just last week we finally took him to the hospital because he was already weak at home. It was finally found out that he had kidney failure and his function was about 5%, and he needed dialysis," said Sandy.

This diagnosis led to Trisno receiving intensive care. He is now being treated in the ICU while undergoing the necessary medical procedures as directed by the medical team.

2. Initial Signs Observed and Medical Examination Results

Trisno in Madinah with PAS Band personnel © instagram.com/tris_noize

According to Sandy, the signs of health problems in Trisno had been visible for the past few years. The apparent symptoms included swelling in the legs and weight loss.

During that time, Trisno was also said to be unwilling to undergo a thorough examination by a doctor. His attitude of remaining active and reluctant to seek treatment had caused the handling process to not proceed optimally.

"The results of examinations a few months ago did indicate issues with the liver and high blood pressure," he said.

3. Routine Dialysis, Kidney Transplant Option Being Considered

Trisno wearing a blue shirt © instagram.com/tris_noize

After being diagnosed with kidney failure with about five percent organ function remaining, Trisno was immediately scheduled for routine dialysis. This procedure has become part of the ongoing treatment at the hospital.

"The latest condition still requires intensive dialysis until there is a possibility for a kidney transplant," concluded Sandy.

As therapy progresses, Trisno remains under strict supervision by the medical team. The kidney transplant option is one of the steps currently being considered for the future, adjusting to the latest condition evaluations.

(kpl/far/phi)