Reply to "Struggle to empty pouch"

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My son has same problem and in spite of normal defogram, prolapse was seen in pouchoscopy at Cleveland Clinic. ( 3 other drs had not dagnosed that) Bio feedback with rectal floor reconditioning was prescribed.
Here is question -- local GI pediatrician says bio feedback could help sphincter muscles, but would not help prolapse? Also told not a surgical fix for him. So what is done for prolapse if not bio feedback etc? Has there been anyone on this site who has had success with biofeedback for this issue? Thank you.

7/30/135:53 PM

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