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A person with a provisional disease which cannot swallow can have famished and thirst. A tube of food can help. Sometimes a person can become confused because of dehydration. Dehydration is when the body does not obtain enough fluids. To give the patient fluids by a tube help dehydration and can decrease its confusion.

To give fluids and the nutrition helps the patient while him or it recovers. For a patient presenting a disease representing a danger to the avançée life which dies, the artificial hydration and the nutrition can not provide many advantages. The artificial hydration and the nutrition in these patients can make the patient live little longer, but not always.





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