鼻饲进食伴有多种并发症：卒中发病期间内开始肠内营养，带有其主要方式之一

Nasal feeding is accompanied by many complications: enteral nutrition is started during the onset of stroke, and one of the main ways to carry it is to place a gastric tube. Stomach tube placement plays its unique role in maintaining the function of the patient’s digestive tract and reducing complications caused by swallowing disorders. However, other complications such as reflux, aspiration, falling pneumonia, gastric retention, diarrhea, etc. will also be caused by long-term catheterization, which also has a serious impact on the outcome and prognosis of the patient's disease.

Nasal feeding is accompanied by a variety of complications: intraintestinal nutrition begins during stroke, with one of its main ways being gastric tubes. Gastric tubes play a unique role in maintaining the patient's digestive function and reducing complications from swallowing disorders. However, other complications such as reflow, missorption, falling pneumonia, stomach retention, diarrhea and other complications can also be caused by prolonged hospitalization, which also has a serious impact on the patient's return and prognosis of the disease.

Nasogastric feeding is associated with many complications: enteral nutrition begins during the onset of stroke, and gastric tube insertion is one of the main ways. Gastric catheterization plays a unique role in maintaining the function of digestive tract and reducing the complications of dysphagia. However, other complications such as reflux, aspiration, hypostatic pneumonia, gastric retention, diarrhea and other complications will also be caused by long time catheter placement, which also has a serious impact on the prognosis and prognosis of patients *.<br>