Hi, have just been reading how often cannula's are changed and my husband just wondered if anyone has noticed a relationship between how long cannula's are in for and how much of a lump is left behind. we have to change my son's cannula every 48 hours and he has some seriously large fatty lumps on his legs. we rotate sites between legs and bottom, 48 hours in his leg will nearly always cause a lump. some of these lumps are taking months to go now. we wondered if changing every day would be less likely to cause the lumps.
this is why i never let my husband on, now he wants to ask about using the stomach as an alternative site. our son is 6 and barely an once of fat on him, so i've never used his tummy as there just doesn't appear to be enough on it to get hold of. any thoughts on the matter would be great. Rosie
this is why i never let my husband on, now he wants to ask about using the stomach as an alternative site. our son is 6 and barely an once of fat on him, so i've never used his tummy as there just doesn't appear to be enough on it to get hold of. any thoughts on the matter would be great. Rosie