Reply to "Any ideas? Pouchitis, prolapse?"

Hi both, that is really helpful.

Scott that is pretty much the conversation I have had woth my doctor and what worries me is he didn't even seem to be aware there is a difference so i think i do need to get another opinion.

I think the bit i am confused about is when i have the pain low in my abdomen could this still be pouchitis? Or is it maybe caused by the thinkened stool/ a partial blockage etc so a separate issue to the pouchitis? If i no longer have frequent bowel movements and urgency but still paincould it still be pouchitis.

CT barrister what made you eventually go to biologics, was that when the antibiotics stopped working?

Over the last 4 months I have felt stuck back in my UC days which is scary, but the big difference being that I dont feel like my doctor has a great understanding this time round!

Thanks again!

Lorna

8/30/201:27 PM

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