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Left side, G tube pain

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My drain tube was more to my right side. I hated the tube; it hurt. I had it for a week. Was thrilled when it came out, and the pain was just about gone immediately. Don't have any words of advice for you, sorry. Just do what you can to get through til Wednesday. Good Luck.

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    I agree - the tube was the worst part of my experience. The minute it came out, I felt better and my recovery seemed to progress faster. Keep doing what you can - Wednesday will be here soon!

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