Reply to "Anyone use warm enemas to flush pouch?"

jeaneMember

I'm still struggling with pouchitis. Since the structure is tight, inserting the enema is not pleasant. This bout of pouchitis is the worst yet. Lots of left sided abdominal pain, urgency, increased trips and cramps and discomfort. 5 days on 1000 mg Cipro not cutting it. Seeing GI next week and may need to consider enticort. Hanging on to pouch by a thread even w diet change , Xanax for anxiety from all of this and extra vsl3 ds. So frustrating.

5/1/165:39 PM

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