Jejunostomy
Jejunostomy is a big word that doctors use to talk about a tube that gets put into your tummy to help you get food and medicine. Sometimes, when you are sick or hurt, you might not be able to eat like you normally do. That's where the jejunostomy tube comes in!
The tube gets put in your tummy by a doctor, and it is attached to a special bag that has food and medicine in it. This food and medicine can go straight into your tummy through the tube. That way, you can get everything you need to stay healthy even if you can't eat like you normally do.
The jejunostomy tube is put in a special place called the jejunum, which is a part of your tummy that comes after your stomach. This is important because it means that the food and medicine can go straight into your tummy without having to go through your stomach first. This can help you avoid problems like feeling sick or throwing up.
Sometimes, the jejunostomy tube needs to stay in your tummy for a while until you get better. Other times, it might be a more long-term thing. But no matter how long it has to stay in, it will always help you get the things you need to feel better.
The tube gets put in your tummy by a doctor, and it is attached to a special bag that has food and medicine in it. This food and medicine can go straight into your tummy through the tube. That way, you can get everything you need to stay healthy even if you can't eat like you normally do.
The jejunostomy tube is put in a special place called the jejunum, which is a part of your tummy that comes after your stomach. This is important because it means that the food and medicine can go straight into your tummy without having to go through your stomach first. This can help you avoid problems like feeling sick or throwing up.
Sometimes, the jejunostomy tube needs to stay in your tummy for a while until you get better. Other times, it might be a more long-term thing. But no matter how long it has to stay in, it will always help you get the things you need to feel better.