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Paul -

You might want to try a longer course of antibiotics and see if symptoms return in 3-4 weeks. If they do, then the length of the course will not matter. It's pretty much all trial and error in treating pouchitis and what works for one doesn't necessarily work for all. I was on cipro and other antibiotics in rotation and continuously for almost 25 years. I'd seriously deteriorate if I stopped antibiotics for 6 or 7 days and then be an absolute basket case and unable to function. If you can go on and off as you have suggested, you are and were way ahead of me in the ability to stage the pouchitis fight.

11/18/2012:40 PM

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