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Pain above feeding tube
Linda
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Thinking of You
Hello Linda
Sorry you are having yet one more problem! Sounds to me like it is some kind of infection, not cancer. I do not have any experience with feeding tubes. Men stubborn???? Really??? You know what they say...Men are from Mars!! I am sure if left untreated it could turn much worse, but Friday is not too far away. Give him his way and get it checked in Portland. I would clean it often with peroxide or anti bacterial solution. Did the nurse say how to clean the area? I will be praying for you both. Let us know how you make out at the appt.
Tina in Va -
painTina Blondek said:Thinking of You
Hello Linda
Sorry you are having yet one more problem! Sounds to me like it is some kind of infection, not cancer. I do not have any experience with feeding tubes. Men stubborn???? Really??? You know what they say...Men are from Mars!! I am sure if left untreated it could turn much worse, but Friday is not too far away. Give him his way and get it checked in Portland. I would clean it often with peroxide or anti bacterial solution. Did the nurse say how to clean the area? I will be praying for you both. Let us know how you make out at the appt.
Tina in Va
Hi Tina,
Thank you for your prayers, we both appreciate them! The pain is inside, there is no outside redness or open skin. If he is inactive it doesn't bother him too much. If he even walks it makes it hurt. He has a oncologist appointment tomorrow, so I am going to call the nurse and ask if he might need more bloodwork done, and have the doctor poke around, even though it isn't his specialty. Maybe if he tells Jim he needs to have tests done, he will listen.
Linda
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