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Are you allergic to something you are using, lubricate or maybe even the catheter?
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Not allergic to anything that I know of. I tried the lubrication a couple times it did not make it any better or worse. With respect to the catheter I did not have any problem with them prior to the revision, and when it was left in following the surgery I did not have any burning.
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| Posts: 58 | Location: Clermont, FL | Registered: February 26, 2007 |  |
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I have a small stoma and it is a tight fit...sometimes when I intubate I get a painful burn...
Do you think your stoma has gotten smaller since original surgery? Sometimes they do.
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| Posts: 1011 | Location: Staunton, Va. | Registered: March 04, 2004 | |
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The stoma is definetly smaller and I was thinking that may be the problem, but thought it would get better the more I used a catheter. I was thinking maybe I should try to find a catheter with a smaller diameter.
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