Reply to "Cipro after Flagyl not working"

Scott FMember

It’s worth a shot. Your odds might improve if you add a substantial/maximal probiotic dose, continuing that after you finish the antibiotic course.

You could be experiencing a difficult-but-controllable bout of acute pouchitis, or possibly the development of chronic pouchitis. The best way to tell these apart is to make sure you’ve thoroughly treated the acute condition, and minimized the chances of a recurrence. That’s why it may be worth shelling out for plenty of probiotics (Visbiome or VSL #3).

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