#pej tube

[caspiansrecovery]

I had my surgery on Monday (holy shit is the pain realll) but look at my new little froggie pad port cushion. :)

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Novy's Guide To Feeding Tubes For Fun And Funky 20somethings

This guide's usefulness is not limited by age (you can be a teen, or in your 50s! anything works) but it does assume you, the reader, are getting a feeding tube yourself. This is much less aimed at parents with young children, or adult children of elders. There's lots of other guides aimed specifically at these groups out there.

I am not a doctor, or even in medical school. I'm a chronically ill public health student. This is not medical advice, it's basic information and life hacks. If you're unsure about anything please ask your doctor, and remember I'm just a person on the internet who doesn't know your particular situation.

Basics: There are several types of feeding tubes: nasal tubes vs surgical tubes, and gastric tubes, duodenal or jejunal tubes. The first aspect refers to how the tube enters your body, and the second to where it goes to. People refer to them with acronyms, so an NG tube is a nasogastric tube (goes through your nose to your stomach) and a PEJ or J-tube is a percutaneous endoscopy jejunostomy, a hole through your abdomen into your jejunum. I have a PEG (hole in abdomen into stomach). There are also JG-tubes, where you have a hole into your stomach but there's a long tube threaded into your jejunum from your stomach. Surgical tubes are usually long-term, and nasal tubes are often short term. People often have a nasal tube to trial tube feeds before going through surgery.

Some people have a gastric tube they don't use for feeds, but for draining out stomach contents. This can be really helpful for some people!

You've probably heard the word "tubie" if you know anything about feeding tubes, it just means someone who has one.

I do not really remember my surgery because I had a bad antibiotic reaction and Experienced A Sense Of Impending Doom. Mostly, I can say -- I know it's scary, and you may have a lot of complicated feelings. It's okay. Eating is held up as some sort of fundamental human experience, and it's absolutely not, but it's okay to grieve. It's okay to wonder what will change, or worry about how you'll look now.

However in my personal opinion, you are going to become a cyborg and that's badass. The cyberpunk future is here and it's disabled people. 🤖♿

It will probably hurt for a bit after the surgery; I found ice was really helpful. I would sleep with a body pillow and an ice pack tucked between the pillow and my body.

You'll want to tape the dangly end to your stomach, otherwise it'll get yanked. You'll have adhesive on your stomach all the time, so you want to find a tape that doesn't irritate your skin. I use a soft blue medical tape from the grocery store. Some people really like Grip-loc but I haven't tried it.

After your stoma heals, you might be able to request to replace your dangler tube (long, you need to tape it up) with a button (much smaller, no need for tape.) You need to replace tubes regularly so it's not an extra procedure, it's just a QOL improvement for a lot of people! However surgical tubes (almost?) always have a dangler placed first

A demonstration of the difference (from the ALS society, this link may be helpful for everyone not just people with ALS)

[ID: comparison of a standard feeding tube, which has a bumper at the stomach and a long tube dangling away from the body, and a low-profile feeding tube button, which sits flat against the stomach.]

There are two (? I think) types of pumps, Kangaroo Joey and Moog Enteralite Infinity. Kangaroo Joey is a lot heavier. If you have the choice and you're planning to do anything but sleeping while hooked up, I'd ask for Moog. If it doesn't work for you you can try the Joey!

If you are prescribed feeds throughout the day you can get a backpack to carry them through insurance, but they are usually ugly! There are backpacks out there to buy (try Etsy) or if you can sew, tutorials for modifying an existing backpack for your tube.

Also, free arms exist , but I've never used one. They're really expensive! I've heard good things, though.

If you go with an IV pole you can decorate it and that's always nice! Mine I covered with washi tape and silver star tinsel.

Lots of people get granulation tissue around their stoma. I get a lot of, uh, crusty stoma gunk? I clean my stoma regularly (qtip and warm water) because otherwise my skin gets acid-burns and irritated. Tubie pads are really helpful for some people. I like ones with fluffy backs. There are lots of people who make them, try different types until you find one you like. You can also use gauze.

There are 2 ways to connect your tube-in-you to your feeding pump; ENfit and classic. I used classic for a while and did not like it. I'd often come unhooked and not notice. I'd wake up in a pool of formula or look down and see my shirt was covered in stomach contents. :/!

ENfit screws in and it's much nicer for me. Personal preference, but ENfit is my favorite (and it's meant to reduce medical error.)

You WILL probably get formula everywhere, sometimes in public and sometimes in the middle of the night. It.. sucks. Keep clean sheets nearby.

Formula is hard to get out of fabric and I have minimal energy so I just take things in the shower with me and scrub them there before running them through the washer (Honestly I do this with incontinence and period messes too. It's strangely helpful)

Sometimes tubes get clogged, to prevent this you need to flush with water often. Flushing also helps keep them from smelling bad, and in buttons keeps formula from solidifying and gunking up your anti-reflux valve. People say you can unclog tubes by flushing with coca-cola, but I've heard that that can increase risk of later clogs. Talk to your doctor about what to do.

There's a strange thing that happens when I'm hungry; my tube gets kind of sucked deeper into my stomach? Some sort of suction, I don't know how to describe it. It feels weird, but nothing's wrong with your tube! You just need something in your stomach, I've found. Water works.

If your stoma has been feeling fine for a while and then suddenly starts bleeding and hurting, you may need a tube change. My gastroenterologist said nothing was wrong, that they just hurt sometimes and I had to just deal with it, and then my tube fell out and had really sharp calcifications all over it, which hurt! The new tube did not hurt at all.

If your tube falls out it's not an emergency but it's urgent. Stomas close really fast. If you can't replace it yourself you need to go to the ER. They can replace it there. I tape gauze over the stoma to keep it from leaking stomach contents while I wait for it to be replaced.

If you feel like something is wrong it probably is. I kept waking up in the night to vomit formula and said I wanted to change formulas, and the gastroenterologist insisted This Formula Is Best. Eventually I convinced him to try a different one and I have much less night vomiting. I use Fibersource. Some people blend their own. I've also heard lots of good things about Kate Farms. It really depends on your personal needs.

If you have POTS and aren't doing feeds round the clock, you can do fluids through your tube! It keeps me from needing IVs so often. I use water and liquid IV and powdered magnesium and run my tube, and it really helps (It's easier than remembering to drink.)

You can do meds through your tube. Try and get as many in liquid form as possible, and the other ones you can use a pill crusher and dissolve in water. I have trouble swallowing pills so this has been really helpful!

You can get different size syringes to do this.

I wish you so much luck and joy with your tube! Mine truly changed my life and I am so grateful for it. It can be hard, and awful, and disgusting, but nutrition is so worth it.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to DM me or send me an ask.

[ottiliere]

YOUR IDEAS ON DIRK ARE SOSOSO INTERESTING I LOVE THEM

thank you so much. in my experience people who have autism tend to stray towards "weirder" or more hyperspecific thought patterns that orbit themes that are very medicalized, or anatomical, or sensory-focused, or psychological. It's how I met my wife and we have bonded so deeply about topics like this. all we talk about is characters with pej tubes and strabismus and rare neurological disorders, etc., and I send her neuroscience research papers to apply to characters about how certain scenarios would impact their brain functioning and neuronal formation in childhood because this line of thought is just very appealing to me. could be that we are just weirdos, however I've noticed this in other autists as well

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Types of Feeding Tubes

Whether you're preparing to get a tube, to visit someone who you've heard has a tube or need to learn all the types before professional placements starts tomorrow, here's a quick, concise guide!

To ridiculously oversimplify things, lean these 3 now:

NG & PEG

NJ, J-tube

IV line.

Well done!

To be more comprehensive,

The types are:

NG

ND/NI/NJ

PEG/RIG/G-Tube

GJ/PEG-J

PEJ/J-Tube

Then, some intravenous lines can be used for specialised intravenous nutrition:

PICC

Hickman

It's not actually as complicated as it looks, I promise!

Basically:

Nose to stomach or intestine

Or

Hole into stomach or intestine

Or

Veins

Enteral feeding tubes are ones which go into the digestive tract either through the nose or directly through the skin.

Think ENTER as in gastroENTERology

Sometimes, people need parenteral nutrition. This means bypassing the enteral. Parenteral goes straight into veins. That's PAR-enteral, not parental hehe ;) It's often called TPN for short (Total Parenteral Nutrition), especially if the person is dependent on it. Occasionally the term HPN is used if the person uses it at home. The H is for "home"

Ok. Back to Enteral tubes:

Nasoenteric Tubes (any feeding tubes that go in by the nose):

NG = nasogastric. Goes through nose into stomach. Quite common.

ND = nasoduodenal. Through the nose and stomach into the 1st part of the small intestine called the duodenum. Rare because nasojejunal is typically seen as preferable. Some NJs technically end up in the duodenum but may still be simply referred to as an NJ. My NJ often lands right at the juncture where the duodenum becomes the jejunum.

NJ = Nasojejunal. Through the nose , via stomach and duodenum into the second part of the small intestine called the jejunum.

NI = Nasointestinal. Sometimes this word might be used to include NDs and NJs on a product packet or in a medical paper. Nasoenteric may be a term used too

In essence, NG or NJ

Percutaneous (through-the-skin) Enteral Feeding Tubes:

PEG: Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy tube. Common.

RIG = Radiologically Inserted Gastrostomy. Often these simply get called PEGs anyway.

G-tube = Another word for either PEG or RIG.

PEG-J = PEG with extension tube inside to the Jejunum.

GJ = Gastrojejunostomy. Basically a PEG-J but doesn't necessarily have "percutaneous endoscopic" insertion. It could be radiologically inserted.

J-Tube = Goes directly through a hole made in the skin into the jejunum.

PEJ = A J-tube placed using endoscopy. Like RIGs, sometimes people still call radiologically inserted jejunostomies "PEJ".

So, G, GJ or J

Any feeding or placement into the intestine may also be called "postpyloric", especially in medical academic journals. This means anywhere beyond the stomach. The pylorus is the far part of the stomach before intestine.

BONUS/SIDE NOTE: Most feeding tubes are "single lumen" (lumen = inside channel) but double, even triple lumen tubes exist. Extra channels might be for extra hydration, medicines or "venting" stuff OUT such as painful excess stomach air. Usually medicines and extra water are done through ordinary single lumen tubes and a separate tube is often used if venting is necessary.

Now the Parenteral ones:

These are intravenous lines rather than what's typically classified as a "feeding tube".

PICC = Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter. This is the more common of the parenteral line types and usually short term. It goes into the upper arm. Inside the body the line goes through a vein into the chest, to the heart. Peripheral = opposite of central, so further/outer. (Catheter = tube that goes inside a body channel eg vein, urethra etc)

Hickman Line: This delivers nutrition pretty much the same way but goes in by the chest.

There are other IV line types but usually for medication or hydration rather than feeding. PICCs and Hickmans are often are used for medications too.

Why use gastric enteral feeding (NG, PEG etc)?

Can't or won't eat enough to meet nutritional needs.

Why Postpyloric/intestinal feeding (NJ, GJ, J-tube etc)?

As above but feeding into stomach is ineffective, unhelpful, intolerable or perhaps dangerous.

Why Parenteral (PICC etc)

Last resort if nothing else gives the necessary nutrition and/or balance.

Or if the person is "nil by mouth" but must get the nutrition

Occasionally, people have more than one type.

For example: someone might depend on a line in the veins but spend part of the day on a Nasojejunal feeding as much as they can tolerate, and have an old PEG site used for a tube for venting.

Another example: PEG fed and using PICC every so often to make up for some kind of deficiency.

So you've got the gist of it!

If you have any questions or if I've made any mistakes, feel free to let me know as long as it's nicely! :-)

Now for a pronunciation guide for anyone who needs it:

Nasogastric = NAY-zo-GASS-trick

Duodenum = DYOO-oh-DEE-num. Some might say dyoo-ODD-en-um

Jejunum = JEJ-oo-num or jej-OO-num

Percutaneous = PER-cyu-TAY-nee-us

Endoscopic = END-oh-SCOPP-ic

Gastrostomy = ga-STROSS-tum-ee

Jejunostomy = JEJ-ooNOSS-tum-ee

Parenteral = parENT-er-al

Radiologically = RAY-dee-ol-LOJ-ic-al-ee

Postpyloric = POST-pie-LOR-ic

Intravenous = IN-tra--VEE-nus

Peripherally = per-IF-er-al-ly

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Moving Out

“I can’t just stay here forever.” Tanya protested.

“Why not?” Charlie countered. “Matteusz already moved in, why can’t you? Isn’t that what friends are for, Tanya?”

“This is a three-bedroom house, Charlie. With seven people living in it. Soon to be seven people and a baby. Besides, it’s not that far away. It’s not like I’d have to change schools or anything.”

“Who’s changing schools?” Tanya looked up to see Quill, was leaning against the doorframe.

“What? No one,” she said. “But we’re moving out. Me and the twins.”

“Oh thank god,” moaned Quill, sinking into the nearest chair. “I think I’ve been forced to deal with more teen angst than is sane.”

“Teen angst is a pej-”

“Is a pejorative phrase,” Quill waved off Matteusz’s comment. “Some people-” she glared at Charlie “-are about to have a baby that will quite possible kill and eat them.”

“Can’t you ask that man who brought you here for help? If he can bring you to Earth from another planet, surely he can find an obstetrician who could work with a Quill.” Tanya looked back at Quill.

“Yes, Tanya, let’s just telephone the alien with a travelling box. ‘Oh, yes, hello Doctor. Life on Earth is fine, just fine. Quill? Oh, haven’t you heard? That’s actually why I’m calling – she needs someone to deliver an alien baby so that it doesn’t eat her from the inside out.’”

“Looks like you already know what to say,” Tanya snorted derisively. “Doesn’t anyone care to know where I’m going?”

“Where are you going, Tanya?” Matteusz asked.

“Thank you, Matteusz. My gran lives down in Shoreditch; she’s the only family we’ve left. It’s only about ten minutes in the Tube – looks like I’m stuck with the Bunghole aliens.” She heaved an exaggerated sigh, smirking. “You thought I was leaving permanently.” She was met with blank stares.

“And I’m about to die.” Quill snarked. Tanya could have sworn that she saw a smile hiding behind her teacher’s smirk.

“Yes, Quill. Tanya’s leaving for Shoreditch –”

“-it’s only Shoreditch,” she interjected.

“and you are going to continue being pregnant for the foreseeable future.” Charlie concluded.

“Anyway, we’re packed, and there’s a cab on its way. Jarvis and Damon are waiting outside.” Tanya lightly punched Charlie’s arm. “Might be starting to think you like having a house full of teenagers. Just think of all the things you can do when we’re gone. Matteusz knows what I’m talking about,” she said jokingly. Matteusz stifled a grin at the crude joke.

“Who is to say that we have not already been doing these things?” Matteusz asked, his face perfectly straight.

“TMI, Matteusz. T. M. I.” Tanya made a face.

“I thought you liked biology,” Matteusz commented, continuing to keep his voice innocent.

“Not anymore,” she said under her breath.

“We can discuss biology?” Charlie, as ever, was one step behind when it came to Tanya’s incessant jabs at his and Matteusz’s relationship.

“Not the way that you’re thinking, Prince,” Quill said scathingly. “They’re talking about sex.” She rolled her eyes.

“Where is April?” Matteusz deflected the subject.

“Probably at home. Or with Ram. Or both.” Tanya rolled her eyes. “Would it please be possible for us to discuss something that can’t relate back to sex?”

“How does April’s location automatically…” Charlie started.

“Well she can’t go home. Could you imagine what her mum’s reaction would be if she knew that her daughter had body-swapped an alien king and she was now the alien king, both literally and figuratively?”

“So Ram and the Shadow King?”

“Did you just crack my joke?” Tanya asked, incredulous. “No, no that’s my joke.” Charlie looked at Matteusz, who shrugged. “Anyway, I need to go, remember? Cab’s outside, meter’s running, brothers waiting.” Matteusz waved as she hurried out the door.

“Why is she so possessive over a joke?” Charlie wondered, closing the door as Tanya’s cab drove off.

“Who knows.” Matteusz smiled at the strangeness of their friend and took his boyfriend’s hand as they walked down the hall. Quill stood in the entrance of the house for a moment, looking out at the street. She wouldn’t miss the child, and yet… She looked down at her phone, smiling at the latest cat photo (a meme, she believed Tanya had called it) that she had found.

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Enteral Feeding Kits Market Global Trends, Market Share, Industry Size, Growth, Opportunities, and Market Forecast 2019 to 2026

Enteral feeding kits market is anticipated to value over US$ 3.5 billion by the end of 2026 and grow at a CAGR of over 5.5% during the forecast period of 2019-2026.

A rise in the number of patients suffering from malnutrition across the world is one of the major reasons for the growth of enteral feeding kits. It is the process of food intake through gastrointestinal tracts such as tube feeding and oral feeding. This feeding method is used when the person is unable to satisfy the nutritional requirements of his/her body. Some of the main types of enteral feedings are Orogastric tube (OGT), Nasogastric tube (NGT), Oroentric tube, nasoentric tube, jejunostomy and gastrostomy. These feeding methods help in satisfying the necessary nutritional requirements of the body and it also keeps the gastrointestinal tract functioning efficiently. More positive market growth is expected to take place during the forecast period due to a rise in the number of gastrointestinal and cancer patients all across the world. Geriatric population mainly suffers from gastrointestinal diseases like gastroesophageal reflux disease and irritable bowel syndrome which will create an escalation of demand for enteral feeding kits resulting in further growth of the market. A rise in the number of intensive care and surgical procedures which have a high risk of patients getting malnourished has also boosted the enteral feeding kit market growth globally.  Request a Sample Report @ https://www.futurewiseresearch.com/request-sample.aspx?id=192&page=requestsample

Insights on Global Enteral Feeding Kits Market: 1.    By Region •    North America •    Europe •    Asia Pacific •    Latin America •    Rest of the World North America dominates the global market due to high-end user adoption and is expected to do the same during the forecast period. It is followed by Europe who also accounts for a significant share of the global market and one of the reasons for this is increased market penetration in countries like France, Germany and whose market growth is expected to be on a rise during the forecast period. Asia Pacific is also a fast-growing market and is expected to stay the same during the forecast period mainly because the market dominated by local manufacturers. Latin America and Rest of the World hold a very small share of the global market due to less market penetration in these regions and is expected to stay the same during the forecast period. 

2.     By Tube Type •    Nasogastric Tube •    Nasojejunal Tube (NJT) •    Radiologically inserted Gastrostomy Tube (RIG) •    Percutaneous Endoscopic Jejunostomy tubes (PEJ) •    Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy tube (PEG) Nasogastric tube is mainly used when the patient has to be fed for 3 or less than 3 weeks and that is why these tubes are highly preferable. This segment was valued over USD 240.5 million in 2017. A rise in the home enteral nutrition sector growth and a rise in the number of accident cases where patients require short term tube feeding will increase nasogastric tube segment demand over the forecast period.

3.    By End User •    Hospitals •    Clinics •    Care centres Hospitals dominate the global market due to ease in the adoption of advanced technologies and a superior infrastructure provision. But this trend is mainly seen in developed economies where the patient population has a high spending capacity. In emerging economies, people still prefer going to a clinic or a care centre than a hospital due to higher fees imposed by hospitals which the middle-class population cannot afford thus keeping them in contention for market share. This is expected to continue during the forecast period as well.

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Competitive Landscape: •    Tier 1 players- established companies in the market with a major market share •    Tier 2 players  •    Emerging players which are growing rapidly  •    New Entrants   Tier 1 companies acquire 45% of the total market share while tier 2 companies acquire 33% of the total share. Tie 3 companies have the lowest market share of 22%.

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Objectives of the Study: •    To provide with an exhaustive analysis on the Global Enteral Feeding Kits Market by Region, by Tube Type, by End-User •    To cater comprehensive information on factors impacting market growth (drivers, restraints, opportunities, and industry-specific restraints) •    To evaluate and forecast micro-markets and the overall market  •    To predict the market size, in key regions (along with countries)—North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Rest of the World •    To record evaluate and competitive landscape mapping- product launches, technological advancements, mergers and expansions •    Profiling of companies to evaluate their market shares, strategies, financials and core competencies

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Enteral Feeding Market 2025: Industry Size Outlook, Increasing Trend Diversity, Analysis, Future Scope

Excell Reports announces the addition of new study based research report on Enteral Feeding Market to their suite of offerings. The enteral feeding devices market is expected to reach USD 3.19 Billion by 2022 from an estimated USD 2.39 Billion in 2017, at a CAGR of 6.0% during the forecast period. Factors such as the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, rising geriatric population, rising incidence of preterm births, growing demand for enteral feeding devices in the home care sector, and the shift from parenteral to enteral nutrition are the key drivers of the enteral feeding devices market. 

Enteral feeding is a method of delivering nutrition or medications directly in the stomach or intestine. Enteral feeding devices are commonly used to feed the specialized diets in elderly or bedridden patients suffering from chronic ailments, such as neurological disorders, cancer, gastrointestinal and inherited metabolic diseases. It is the preferred route of nutrition delivery as compared to parenteral feeding because enteral feeding avoids complications, such as infection, sepsis, liver & gallbladder disorders, and commonly associated with parenteral nutrition.

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Enteral Feeding Devices Market Key Segments:

By Product

Enteral Feeding Pump                

Enteral Feeding Tube                

Enteral Syringe                 

Giving Set                

Consumable

Enterostomy Feeding Tube            

Nasoenteric Feeding Tube            

Oroenteric Feeding Tube            

Gastrostomy Feeding Tube        

Percutaneous Endoscopic Jejunostomy (PEJ) Tube        

Percutaneous Radiological Gastrostomy and Jejunostomy Tube        

Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastronomy Feeding Tube    

Balloon Gastrostomy Tube    

Low-Profile Balloon Gastrostomy (Button)    

Nasogastric Feeding Tube        

Nasojejunal Feeding Tube        

Nasoduodenal Feeding Tube        

By Age Group

Adult

Pediatrics

By Application

Gastrointestinal Disease    

Cancer    

Malnutrition     

Neurological Disorder    

Head & Neck Cancer

Gastrointestinal Cancer

Liver Cancer

Pancreatic Cancer

Esophageal Cancer

Others

Others

By End User

Hospital

Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASCs)

Home Care

By Region

North America

Europe

Asia-Pacific

U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Germany

France

UK

Italy

Spain

Rest of Europe

Japan

China

India

Australia

South Korea

Indonesia

Singapore

Malaysia

Philippines

Vietnam

Rest of Asia-Pacific

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Table of Contents:

Chapter 1 About the Enteral Feeding Device Industry 1.1 Industry Definition and Types 1.1.1 Enteral feeding pumps 1.1.2 Nasojejunal tubes 1.1.3 Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy devices 1.1.1.4 Gastrostomy feeding tubes 1.1.1.5 Low profile gastrostomy devices 1.1.1.6 Giving set 1.2 Main Market Activities 1.3 Similar Industries 1.4 Industry at a Glance

Chapter 2 World Market Competition Landscape 2.1 Enteral Feeding Device Markets by Regions 2.1.1 USA Market Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Sales and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Major Players Revenue (M USD) in 2018 2.1.2 Europe Market Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Sales and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Major Players Revenue (M USD) in 2018 2.1.3 China Market Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Sales and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Major Players Revenue (M USD) in 2018 2.1.4 India Market Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Sales and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Major Players Revenue (M USD) in 2018 2.1.5 Japan Market Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Sales and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Major Players Revenue (M USD) in 2018 2.1.6 South East Asia Market Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Sales and Growth Rate 2013-2023 Major Players Revenue (M USD) in 2018 2.2 World Enteral Feeding Device Market by Types Enteral feeding pumps Nasojejunal tubes Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy devices Gastrostomy feeding tubes Low profile gastrostomy devices Giving set 2.3 World Enteral Feeding Device Market by Applications 2.4 World Enteral Feeding Device Market Analysis 2.4.1 World Enteral Feeding Device Market Revenue and Growth Rate 2013-2018 2.4.2 World Enteral Feeding Device Market Consumption and Growth rate 2013-2018 2.4.3 World Enteral Feeding Device Market Price Analysis 2013-2018

Chapter 3 World Enteral Feeding Device Market share 3.1 Major Production Market share by Players 3.2 Major Revenue (M USD) Market share by Players 3.3 Major Production Market share by Regions in 2018, Through 2023 3.4 Major Revenue (M USD) Market share By Regions in 2018, Through 2023

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[caspiansrecovery]

Cw: feeding tubes, medical

Gastroparesis is a bitch that has destroyed the last 3 months of my life. We've all been fighting really hard to get my GI doc to prescribe some sort of ng or NJ tube. She finally was like, how about a pej tube until we can get you into a g poem surgery? So, I was like "don't care just gimme Nutrition." I met with the surgeon today and he had talked to my GI and they agreed that an NJ would be a better place to start to be sure I can tolerate feedings before jumping to an pej tube. 1) WERENT WE ALL TELLING HER THAT!? WTF!? Ahem....anyway. I'm getting an NJ tube placed soon, and if I tolerate feedings, then 2-3 weeks later we'll place a pej tube until we can get me in for the g poem.

I'm glad that something is finally happening, but completely flabbergasted and frustrated that it's taken this long.

N e way, that's my whiney ass post for the evening. I'm getting a feeding tube finally. I'm going to have Nutrition finally. I'm gonna get better. Fuck gastroparesis