October 9th, 2009
My mother had surgery to remove kidney stones, which was the size of baseball, but a slightly higher 11 days was a tube comes out of his hands as leaking pipes into a bag and now the tube is removed and the doctor said today that a number of custom leak and do not need to change the dressing until tomorrow, so it was about 12 hours ago, and I had to change the dressing 2 times a day, and probably the second time to filter through all the gauze to the bottom and I wonder if I should be much more helpful than the drain im afraid of my mother's well-being
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Call your mothers doctor. Tell him what is going on and ask if you shoudl bring her back in for him to examine her. there could be infection.. I would double check with the doctor before jumping to any conclusions.
The biggest concern would be bleeding, which would need to be treated immediately.
In this case it sound like your mother has what’s called a fistula. This is a natural or man-made tract that allows excess fluids and particles to be removed. When these fluids are not allowed to drain you can get what’s called an abscess. Abscess’ can become life threatening.
Now, this fistula may not close in time – that would be a problem.
Second, because it is draining a lot – remember to keep pushing fluids.
Third, call the doctor in the morning to get a second opinion.
Call the doctor and ask what you should do.
For now, just keep changing the bandages as needed.