Thicker saline?

nanfrost
on 10/21/15 3:53 pm - OR

Has anyone heard of a thicker saline to plug a very slow leak. I get a fill and 4 weeks later it's gone.

I had no trouble for 7 years. Went for a small fill with a new PA, and he banged around trying to

find the port. I'm sure this is what happened. I don't want more surgery.

Have any of you tried thicker saline first?

ladygodiva1228
on 10/22/15 5:06 am - Putnam, CT
Revision on 02/04/15

Never heard of a thicker saline for a leak. If it is a leak you may have to have a surgery to replace the tubing. What has your surgeon said regarding this? Have you been able to speak with him yet?

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nanfrost
on 10/22/15 12:00 pm - OR

Heading over there in an hour.

ladygodiva1228
on 10/28/15 1:40 am - Putnam, CT
Revision on 02/04/15

How did you make out at the surgeons?

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Hislady
on 10/22/15 6:49 pm - Vancouver, WA

I've never heard of a thicker saline either. Good luck hope they can do something for it without having to do surgery.

Nic M
on 10/23/15 9:33 am

I do remember there being a thicker fluid than saline that was used for a bit, but I can't remember the name for the life of me. I don't know if it's used to plug leaks, however. I think it probably just seeps out more slowly than saline would? I'll have to dig around and see if I can remember the name of the stuff.

 

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GUMONMYSHOE
on 3/21/16 6:32 am - Suffern, NY

There is another fluid that is thicker - I believe it is called ultravist - I used this for years with my band - however I do not think most dr's use it anymore.

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