Does yogurt cause pouchitis??

laludyMember

may be some of you find weird when you see the subject? 5 days ago I ate a meal with lots of home made yogurt and I was so fine. I do not have any cramps or urgent visits to wc. But afyer that night ı was sick on that day and the other days. now I am using antibiotics unfortunately.

2 months ago I felt something wrong in my pouch. My visits to wc were increased. I used kefir which is home made again and I felt worse and there are lots of gas in my pouch and I did not be ok and I used cipro and biteral.

Do you think that this is coincidence? Or does home made yogurt or kefir may make our pouch worse?

9/26/1710:33 AM

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