Drain Tubes?

[TinyMamiOf3kids 1,280]

I had to have 1 but when they pulled it out it does feel uncomfortable but nothing like razorblades it just feels like somethings wrapped around your ribs in your back. just take a deep breath in and when they're ready to pull keep breathing out every time there pulling.

Mine was just like that

[erinkenny 7]

Hi

I had my surgery on July 24th and I'm still in the hospital because of complications. I originally came out with no drains or anything. Two days later after my second surgery I had:

[pebulz 135]

Ok' date=' sounds interesting as I was in Hospital for 2 days and Fluid collected all the time. Would like to hear from anyone who had a tubeless operation.[/quote']

I had my surgery 4/16/13 and had ni tubes at all ...I just had 5 little bandages where my incisions were. ...nothing drained anywhere lol

HW 363lbs SD 4/16/13 CW 299lbs

[mitzie46 116]

Hi

I had my surgery on July 24th and I'm still in the hospital because of complications. I originally came out with no drains or anything. Two days later after my second surgery I had:

So sorry u r having a rough time. I hope u feel better soon.

[toothdoc 2]

My sister had an extended hospital stay. I had a drain tube and removal was no big deal. Quick and easy.

[countrygirl 84]

Do all patients who have the rny procedure get drain tubes?

I didnt

[monola 19]

My surgery is in October. I haven't talked to Dr. yet but I don't want one. Fifteen years ago I had an appendix burst on me, they put in a drain, I was in the hospital six weeks with drain and it was the only thing painful. It hurt coming out and to this day I can touch the spot it was at and I get weak.

[TxDumplin 69]

UPDATE: I did have a drain tube. It was removed 5 days later when i had to have emergency surgery to fix an incisional hernia. I was out like a light...so didn't feel it...Thankfully