Re: Pseudocyst drainage to

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> He told us to not do anything and let him take care of scheduling

everything because he can get it done faster. They are worried that

if it ruptures, there won't be time to do anything to help him.

This is true, , in his case speed is necessary to avoid any

chance of a rupture happening. I'm sure your doctor has precautioned

you to watch for any signs of a temperature or increase in his pain,

as those are the indicators of a rupture, and have to be dealt with

IMMEDIATELY. Pseudocyst rupture is a scary business.

Your doctor sounds great, taking care of all the business to set

everything up so y'all don't have to worry about it or do anything but

wait for the phone to ring! I'll keep you in my prayers.

With love, hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

Bluffton, SC

SC State & SE Regional Representative

Pancreatitis Association, International

Note: All comments or advice are based on personal experience or

opinion only, and should not be substituted for professional medical

consultation.