Reply to "Advice for final J pouch surgery after care"

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Toddi1973 - Sorry to hear you had to go through that, and hoping all is good now! Thanks for the advice. Ilex seems to be the go to cream!

Had to do the final takedown twice after the first j-pouch had to be redone two years into it. Long story but none I'd like to go through a third time.

the one thing that saved my ass (literally) has been and still is ILEX paste. Its like latex on the skin around the "exit" . For me that is the only way to fight the butt burn.

calmoseptine works for a little while but in my humble opinion ILEX gives the most relief.

i order it through Amazon.

good luck !!!

toddi

8/5/1511:09 AM

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