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Dialysis Discussion => Dialysis: Transplant Discussion => Topic started by: highway61 on May 10, 2012, 04:15:56 PM
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I had an appointment today at the Transplant Center. One of the problems I brought to the Doctors attention was a bit of swelling near to my PD catheter exit site.
She squeezed and pinched it for a bit a gush of fluid erupted out. I couldn't see from just where but the doctor said it was from the exit site. She said it wasn't infection and that it may build up again.
Anyone experienced this? Thanks.
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Nope, not me.
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Ewwww. I don't want that. I only got my catheter removed 3 days ago. No problems yet. That seems really odd and an unhelpful explanation.
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I had my catheter removed on the 24th of April. This is the only issue I have had. The doctor said it wasn't uncommon and wasn't something she was worried about.
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I don't worry until the doctor worries. Sounds like they have seen this and know what it is. But, I hope it goes away! Good luck.
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Highway, I guess if the Doc isn't too fired up about it, I wouldn't be too concerned either. As has been noted, it appears that they have seen it before and it's not too big a problem. Now, if the Doc pressed on it, got the fluid out and said "hmm", then I'd worry :rofl;
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I am not too worried about it, just curious more than anything. I agree with the general consensus here that if the doc ain't worried, I ain't gonna worry.