Viokase
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Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers!)
I hope it helps Zoey!
My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers!)
I hope it helps Zoey!
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers!)
I hope it helps Zoey!
My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers!)
I hope it helps Zoey!
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers!)
I hope it helps Zoey!
My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers!)
I hope it helps Zoey!
beautifulsoul
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jane</b></i>
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
<b>My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.</b>
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">isgust<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">!
I hope it helps Zoey!</end quote></div>
My dad mixes it in water too, to get the lumps out. Otherwise it clogs the tubing and doesn't go in! The nurses get it clogged here too! I seem to know more than they do<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
<b>My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.</b>
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">isgust<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">!
I hope it helps Zoey!</end quote></div>
My dad mixes it in water too, to get the lumps out. Otherwise it clogs the tubing and doesn't go in! The nurses get it clogged here too! I seem to know more than they do<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
beautifulsoul
Super Moderator
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jane</b></i>
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
<b>My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.</b>
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">isgust<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">!
I hope it helps Zoey!</end quote></div>
My dad mixes it in water too, to get the lumps out. Otherwise it clogs the tubing and doesn't go in! The nurses get it clogged here too! I seem to know more than they do<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
<b>My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.</b>
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">isgust<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">!
I hope it helps Zoey!</end quote></div>
My dad mixes it in water too, to get the lumps out. Otherwise it clogs the tubing and doesn't go in! The nurses get it clogged here too! I seem to know more than they do<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
beautifulsoul
Super Moderator
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jane</b></i>
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
<b>My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.</b>
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">isgust<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">!
I hope it helps Zoey!</end quote></div>
My dad mixes it in water too, to get the lumps out. Otherwise it clogs the tubing and doesn't go in! The nurses get it clogged here too! I seem to know more than they do<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Yes, we use Viokase with Josh's overnight feed. He takes 4 enzymes (ultrase 20) before his feed starts and 4 when his feed ends after 8 hours. We stick the Viokase in about 3 hours after the feed starts.
<b>My husband mixes it in hot water to remove all the lumps before he puts it in the bag. In the hospital the nurses mix it in the bag, but it seems to get lumpy and jam the pump.</b>
I'm not sure if it is helping Josh or not since he's so bad about remembering his enzymes during the day (teenagers<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">isgust<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">!
I hope it helps Zoey!</end quote></div>
My dad mixes it in water too, to get the lumps out. Otherwise it clogs the tubing and doesn't go in! The nurses get it clogged here too! I seem to know more than they do<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">