Your Nephrostomy Tube: A Patient's Guide - SCAN

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When should I call my GP?

If you experience any of the following, you should call your doctor.

1. You feel unwell with a fever.

2. You experience severe pain that is not controlled by painkillers.

3. The tube becomes blocked.

4. The tube falls out.

5. If you are unable to contact the hospital ward or department.

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When should I call my GP? If you experience any of the following, you should call your doctor. 1. You feel unwell with a fever. 2. You experience severe pain that is not controlled by painkillers. 3. The tube becomes blocked. 4. The tube falls out. 5. If you are unable to contact the hospital ward or department.

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