When your g-tube becomes dislodged, keep it in place with tape and cover the area until a tube can be successfully reinserted at the doctor’s office or ER.
Stoma site problems are the most common complications associated with a feeding tube. Regular assessment of the site is the key to prevention!
Read our article written by our registered dietitian about what can cause g-tube pain and what can be done to clear the issue up.
Coming home with a new feeding tube can be overwhelming. Make sure you know the basics of caring for your tube and the skin around it. Always wash your hands before handling your tube and feeding supplies. Keep the skin around the g-tube site clean and dry. If using gauze around the site and it becomes… Continue reading How to Care for a New Feeding Tube