My tube feels right above my incision is this normal? It is very uncomfortable it feels like it's stretching the incision
Answer: Drains This is the proper placement of the drainsThe pain is most likely from the surgery itselfit'll get better in no time...best of luckdr schwartz
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Answer: Drain position when used in abdominoplasty. Your drain indeed extends above the incision deep to the abdominal flap. While it is present it can generate traction they can cause unpleasant pulling sensations.
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Answer: Drain position when used in abdominoplasty. Your drain indeed extends above the incision deep to the abdominal flap. While it is present it can generate traction they can cause unpleasant pulling sensations.
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May 27, 2015
Answer: Why do I feel like the drainage tube is above my tummy tuck incision? Thank you for your question. I would speak with your operative surgeon about the tubes and where they were placed during surgery. Typically drains are placed along operative areas that had a lot of dissection performed, or in dependent areas where fluid could accumulate. Typically for a tummy tuck this would be up the middle of your stomach and along the horizontal incision line. It sounds like you tube is in a normal position, but again check with your surgeon.
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Answer: Why do I feel like the drainage tube is above my tummy tuck incision? Thank you for your question. I would speak with your operative surgeon about the tubes and where they were placed during surgery. Typically drains are placed along operative areas that had a lot of dissection performed, or in dependent areas where fluid could accumulate. Typically for a tummy tuck this would be up the middle of your stomach and along the horizontal incision line. It sounds like you tube is in a normal position, but again check with your surgeon.
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May 30, 2015
Answer: Your tummy tuck drain feels like is placed above the incision. Greetings,The surgical incision can create many sensations including a sense of stretching. It is also possible that you can feel the presence of an underlying drain tube beneath the lowermost part of your tummy tuck.If the drain is causing your sensation of "stretching", you will be relieved when your surgeon finally removes this tube.Best Regards,
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May 30, 2015
Answer: Your tummy tuck drain feels like is placed above the incision. Greetings,The surgical incision can create many sensations including a sense of stretching. It is also possible that you can feel the presence of an underlying drain tube beneath the lowermost part of your tummy tuck.If the drain is causing your sensation of "stretching", you will be relieved when your surgeon finally removes this tube.Best Regards,
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September 10, 2015
Answer: My guess is that it probably is above the incision… You may feel like the drainage tube is above the incision
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September 10, 2015
Answer: My guess is that it probably is above the incision… You may feel like the drainage tube is above the incision
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