Tubes can become dislodged from their intended position, that is leading to feeding into the wrong site
It can be the result from improper tube placement or any damage to the tube..
Problems such as diarrhea, constipation, or bloating may occur
It is commonly caused by formulas of high osmolarity, rapid infusion rates, or use of some antibiotics
It usually occurs when gastric contents are vomited and inhaled into the lungs, particularly in some patients with a compromised swallowing mechanism or altered consciousness.
Feeding tubes can increase the risk of infections, like aspiration pneumonia or tube site infection
In long-term enteral nutrition patients, some psychological problems like body image issues occur.