The temporary C-tube insertion is usually free of complications, but
the following complications are possible and should be discussed
with your doctor before deciding to have a cecostomy insertion:

• discomfort around the tube site
• minor skin irritations
• infection around the tube or within the abdomen
• fever and nausea
• hypergranulation tissue (a build-up of harmless red, raised
  tissue where the tube enters the body)
• dislodgment of the C-tube

If you have any of these complications, refer to the
Troubleshooting Chart of this guide.