Reply to "Bleeding pouch ulcers ??"

PouchomarxMember

Dr Shen emailed and stated that they are ischemic ulcers on the suture line and it is common and usually don't report it on the finding unless there is an issue, like mine I guess. He said if I start bleeding again I will need another pouchoscopy... fingers crossed I don't cuz between 2 scopes and a hospital visit I am broke.. if I start having issues I may consider removal of this pouch and go perm ileo. I just have not been feeling great past several months. Losing weight as well, with leakage.

11/7/1810:55 AM

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