Ryles Tube Insertion at Home — in simple words
A Ryles tube (NG tube) is a thin pipe that goes through the nose into the stomach. It is used to give food, water and medicines to a patient who cannot swallow safely. Our trained nurse can put it in or change it at home.
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When do you need Ryles tube insertion at home?
- The patient cannot swallow after a stroke, in coma or due to weakness
- The old Ryles tube came out or got blocked
- The doctor has advised changing the tube (usually every few weeks)
- Food or medicine is coming back up through the mouth
How our nurse does it at your home
- Nurse checks the doctor’s advice and the patient’s condition
- Patient is made to sit up as much as possible
- Tube length is measured and the tube is gently passed through the nose
- Position is checked as per safe practice before any feed is given
- Tube is fixed with tape and the family is shown how to feed safely
What to keep ready before the nurse comes
- Doctor’s prescription
- Ryles tube of the size written by the doctor (we can bring it)
- Feed and syringe as per diet chart
Safety first: If the patient coughs badly, turns blue or struggles to breathe during or after feeding, stop the feed and call a doctor or 108. Never feed if you are unsure the tube is in the right place. In an emergency call 108 / 112.
Ryles Tube Insertion at Home charges in Jodhpur
The cost depends on the number of visits, the time of day and any material needed. A single visit is the most affordable option; daily visits and monthly plans cost less per visit. Call +91 79766 59036 for today’s rate, or see our home nursing charges. No hidden charges — you get the price before the nurse comes.
Male or female nurse — your choice
You can ask for a female nurse or a male nurse for Ryles tube insertion at home. All our staff are trained, ID-verified and follow clean, sterile methods. This service is part of our catheter & Ryles tube care in Jodhpur.