feeding tubes

When Can a Feeding Tube be Removed?

The decision to remove a feeding tube is made based on the infant's ability to feed orally and their overall health status. Indicators for removal include:
Improved sucking and swallowing reflexes.
Stable weight gain and growth.
Resolution of the underlying medical condition.

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