Removing Your Surgical Drain

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Learn how to safely remove a surgical drain at home post-operation in this informative tutorial. Follow along as a nurse demonstrates the process step-by-step, including necessary supplies and essential aftercare instructions.
A surgical drain is often inserted after an operation to remove excess fluid from the surgical site. Please talk with your doctor before applying any suggestions this video may provide. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your medical team.
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@karenfleischman4815 Год назад

I had drains in my face and neck and taking them out was the worse pain I ever experienced.I’m traumatized and still shaking from the experience.

@lucysmithers357 Год назад

I am one week post op with a double mastectomy. I have a drain on each side.. they are supposed to be removed tomorrow however it's still all blood and clots.i am in pain and I hope they are removed soon

@trose348 9 месяцев назад

I've had 2 removed & never any pain with the removal, thx the Lord. However, I had 1 removed too soon & then had to have an outpatient procedure & I got a bag instead of the bulb. The bag sucks btw, so stay w/ the bulb until the output is minimal.

@Kel2271 Год назад

I am 1.week post op from a gallbladder removal surgery. Everyone except the surgeon said I will only feel weird pressure. This is a lie. You should take pain medication before it is removed, if possible. When the drain is being removed, it is painful, but it is most painful when it is almost all the way out. Pls tell people the truth so they can be prepared.

@saradelarosa629 Год назад

Hello, was there strong resistance when removing your drain?

@wintersprite Год назад

I have breast drains and they hurt at the insertion sites so I was thinking of taking Tylenol before they’re removed this afternoon. If they hurt in place, my guess is they will hurt coming out as well. That said, I can’t wait for them to be out.

@mimprincesa 8 месяцев назад

Maybe the suction wasn’t fully gone when it was removed. It would hurt like a bitch if the suction was not removed prior to removal

@timetorelax6680 5 месяцев назад

I had an abdominal one removed today and agree 1000% with this, worst pain ever and now I wonder if it is because they did not release the suction. They just kept telling me to breathe as if that did anything😫

@c0d3r1f1c 3 месяца назад

@@timetorelax6680I had a drain in my abdomen after an emergency appendectomy and the surgeon yanked it out without warning me what it was gonna be like. I made a pretty loud noise. 💀

@benbishop9801 Год назад

Ottawa General Hospital staff I had didn't care at all that it hurt when they removed the drain. Now I'm home and the pain is worsening. Guess I'll go to Emergency.