When comparing gastrostomy and nasal feeding, if nasal feeding is needed for a short period of time, the nasal feeding tube is easy to operate and safe for the patient, but if the tube is left in place for a long period of time, the patient will definitely suffer more. For patients who need complete gastrointestinal nutrition for a long period of time, fistula is definitely more effective, and the patient feels better and has a higher quality of life. In addition, the nasal feeding tube is thin, after injecting food, it is more troublesome to clean it every time and must be cleaned, otherwise it will be clogged soon. Gastrostomy tubes are thicker and can be used to inject thicker food, but they also need to be cleaned regularly so that they do not become clogged. For patients who need gastrointestinal nutrition for a long time, gastrostomy is considered to be the best choice, and the patient’s quality of life and self-perception should be better.