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Ultima Vez Modificado: 1 de noviembre del 2001
| Problem | Possible Causes | What To Do |
| 1. Leakage from the button. | 1. Anti-reflux valve is sticking. 2. Anti-reflux valve is broken. | 1. Contact physician. Cover with a dressing to absorb leakage. |
| 2. Feeding adaptor comes apart during feeding. | 1. Person coughs or is active and pulls the catheter out. | 1. Estimate the amount of feeding that is lost. 2. Reattach the feeding catheter and re-feed the amount that is spilled. |
| 3. Red or sore skin around the button. | 1. Mild soap and water cleansing is not effective. | 1. Clean the stoma site with half strength hydrogen peroxide until the irritation decreases, then resume cleaning with soap and water. 2. Clean the stoma site more frequently. 3. Turn the button in a half circle once a week. 4. Dry the stoma site well. 5. If persists, contact your physician. |
| 4. Clogging of the Button. | 1. Blocked from feeding and/or drugs. | 1. Use liquid or completely dissolved drugs only. 2. Flush with 60cc of warm tap water after giving feeding and drugs. 3. Attach a 10 cc syringe partially filled air or water and gently try to dislodge the plug. 4. Call physician if unable to unclog. |
| 5. Button falls out. | 1. Call physician right away. |
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