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@Scott F posted:
The two key risks with a blockage are dehydration and bowel damage (rupture or blood supply cut off). If you are able to stay hydrated, not vomiting, don’t have a high fever, and the discomfort isn’t extreme then you may likely be fine (i.e. miserable) at home.

Thanks Scott. I am at home still feeling drained but my blockage has been clearly slowly since this morning. I’m in Arizona. I looked to you dedicated members for my solution and it worked. This is a first for me so thanks again. I feel I’m out of the woods. Just to be safe I am continuing my clear liquid diet until I feel like myself again. I’ve gotten used to being hungry and drinking tons of fluids. You’re definitely an angel to me 😊☺️

7/24/218:27 PM

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