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Drain tube

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I did, they kept it in 3 days, when I was to go home they pulled it out OMG was I in pain from it. Dr said it must've got tangled up in there. They gave me a pain shot right after that!

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    I had surgery on July 22nd, and I go to have my drain tube removed in the morning. YAY! I hate this thing! I have had some drainage around the drain site. I change the dressing most every day. Some days it's yucky and some days not. I think it depends on whether I've pulled on it any that day, which I am prone to do. Have I mentioned I hate this thing!!

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