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Puzzled of Bradford
hi - i am Dianne - had an oesophagectomyin January 2018 - went swimmingly well according to the surgeon - recovery all seemed good apart from what I thought was initial problems with the
jejunostomy
tube.
hi - i am Dianne - had an oesophagectomyin January 2018 - went swimmingly well according to the surgeon - recovery all seemed good apart from what I thought was initial problems with the
jejunostomy
tube.
dianne72
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
6 years ago
A year after Jejunostomy tube removed
Hi all, i had my
Jejunostomy
tube removed after a very long time. It has been around a year since its removal and i am now getting a burning sensation where the tube was taken out , it feels quite deep !
Hi all, i had my
Jejunostomy
tube removed after a very long time. It has been around a year since its removal and i am now getting a burning sensation where the tube was taken out , it feels quite deep !
beatthis62
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
6 years ago
feeding tube
Hi all. i meet with my consultant last week and he is very happy with my progress so far and he agreed that i should stop using my
jejunostomy
tube !! very happy . Also a big day tomorrow as i'm booked in at my local hospital for the removal of my
jejunostomy
tube!
Hi all. i meet with my consultant last week and he is very happy with my progress so far and he agreed that i should stop using my
jejunostomy
tube !! very happy . Also a big day tomorrow as i'm booked in at my local hospital for the removal of my
jejunostomy
tube!
beatthis62
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
7 years ago
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Advice need please
also to end on a good note , i am due to have my
jejunostomy
tube removed sometime in march :)
also to end on a good note , i am due to have my
jejunostomy
tube removed sometime in march :)
beatthis62
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
7 years ago
Post Ivor Lewis OP
Hi everyone, 3 months on from his operation and my son has had his 2nd dilatation and his
jejunostomy
tube removed. I can't tell you how much better he feels with it out. The time he spent in hospital dragged so much but it is hard to believe it's 3 months ago.
Hi everyone, 3 months on from his operation and my son has had his 2nd dilatation and his
jejunostomy
tube removed. I can't tell you how much better he feels with it out. The time he spent in hospital dragged so much but it is hard to believe it's 3 months ago.
Suelue
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
8 years ago
GERD and it's consequences
A feeding
jejunostomy
is indicated to allow enteral feeding in the early postoperative period while the surgical anastomoses are healing.
A feeding
jejunostomy
is indicated to allow enteral feeding in the early postoperative period while the surgical anastomoses are healing.
gutlesswonder
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
10 years ago
Palliative Care- is chemo a necessary evil?
We have decided to plan for the quality but even this is a little limited by the
jejunostomy
feeding and Bob's fatigue. All advice and experience welcome.
We have decided to plan for the quality but even this is a little limited by the
jejunostomy
feeding and Bob's fatigue. All advice and experience welcome.
nidbib
in
OPA Palliative Care & Guidance
10 years ago
MALABSORPTION - B12 DEFICIENCY
Pretty devastating really – my heart sank when his first words were, “what made you think your problem was malabsorption” I said I had a Vagotomy and a
Jejunostomy
in 1973.
Pretty devastating really – my heart sank when his first words were, “what made you think your problem was malabsorption” I said I had a Vagotomy and a
Jejunostomy
in 1973.
Mistral
in
Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Yesterday was results day.. a mixed bag
This has improved a bit since being nil by mouth and getting an electric bed so I sit up at night, but waiting for an opinion now re
jejunostomy
so nothing goes in my stomach.
This has improved a bit since being nil by mouth and getting an electric bed so I sit up at night, but waiting for an opinion now re
jejunostomy
so nothing goes in my stomach.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
The Stomach that got away
I'd got used to being fed via my
Jejunostomy
tube. How will my new stomach affect me in the future? Only time will tell!
I'd got used to being fed via my
Jejunostomy
tube. How will my new stomach affect me in the future? Only time will tell!
DaddyPig
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
12 years ago
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