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Drain tube

Just wondering how painful it is when ur drain tube is removed?? I'm not trying to sound like a baby but needs to know what I'll be facing on Thursday...

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My doctor told me, and ppl here all seem to say, that it is not painful at all but it feels very strange. Like there is a snake moving around inside you.

Just wondering how painful it is when ur drain tube is removed?? I'm not trying to sound like a baby but needs to know what I'll be facing on Thursday...

Mine wasn't that painful when removed. Kinda felt like a hard pinch. Actually hurt more when he took the stitches out from it

Ditto above, not "painful" but a weird pulling sensation. Having the tape ripped off the tube site dressing is somewhat painful.

No pain, just feels weird. Like a little tube being pulled out of your side. ;)

seriously.. Kind of like as if they were sliding a string out of you. Piece of cake! Promise

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Thanks everyone!! One of the nurses said it will feel like my intestine are being ripped from my stomach! Maybe he was joking.. I feel much better now that I know you guys have actually had it taking out and knows what it really feels like

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