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Child. On Pigtail Tube To Drain Fluid. History Of Having Necrotizing Pancreatitis. Advice Diet Plan And Time To Heal

Hi, i hv a 9 yr old son who was recently discharged after nearly a month in hospital for necrotizing pancreatitis. A pigtail tube is still on him for us to drain out fluid every now and then. My question is: how long does it normally take for the fluid to drain out completely? Its been nearly a month now. And what diet should we give him? He has good appetite though. Thank you. Sardon
Mon, 16 Sep 2013
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Hi, it is trouble some maintenance at home, any how it may take a week or two, for complete recovery.
Diet you can give all vegetaian foods, salads, green leafy vegetables, pulses, sprouts, and proteine rich foods.
Avoid giving nonvegetarian foods, fries, and oily foods.
Thank you.
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Child. On Pigtail Tube To Drain Fluid. History Of Having Necrotizing Pancreatitis. Advice Diet Plan And Time To Heal

Hi, it is trouble some maintenance at home, any how it may take a week or two, for complete recovery. Diet you can give all vegetaian foods, salads, green leafy vegetables, pulses, sprouts, and proteine rich foods. Avoid giving nonvegetarian foods, fries, and oily foods. Thank you.