Reply to "Cramps and fatigue."

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You can also have inflammation throughout your body not just from the pouchitis but from IBD. This can cause this horrible fatigue. Just because your colon is gone, doesn't mean IBD is gone. Some antibiotics in certain people can cause fatigue. Cipro has always worn me down tremendously.
For those with pouchitis.. make sure you are staying hydrated. Dehydration can also cause fatigue.

And Linda.. many jpouchers have antibiotic dependant pouchitis. Maybe you should discuss this with your doctor?

7/19/129:51 AM

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