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Thanks for the tips. I'll lay off the probiotics until my antibiotics are done in two weeks. I have an awesome medical plan that covers 100% of prescription costs, but I doubt they cover probiotic treatments. What's the best way to get my insurance company to cover it? Coming from people who have gotten it added to their plans, their must be a way to make it look appealing for them to cover it?

My GI was talking about maybe starting me on Remicade after this, since he thinks the thickened bowel wall might be Chrohn's now instead of UC, but that's not for sure. If I can stay on the mend after this course of antibiotics while tapering off prednisone, I'll try anything.

6/13/125:11 AM

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