Reply to "Colectomy & Reversal"

JPouch2017Member

Hi Chosen- I wanted to let you know that my symptoms did subside substantially but it was a long road so don’t give up hope. I believe they told me 6 months for the pouch to settle in so I was discouraged when that came in went. It ended up being a little over the year mark (with the help of Imodium and lomotil regularly) before I felt my pouch was predictable. I did have to go dairy free and I was already gluten free because of celiac. As you learn what foods trigger your pouch to act up and eliminate them it helps a lot too.

6/22/202:31 PM

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