Reply to "Dysplasia in the Pouch"

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I don't think I have had LGD before but to be honest I am not sure.

I would talk to your surgeon and find out. It may be useful for your current Doctor to know. My GI, for some reason, is very concerned about my pouch because of the LGD history in the colon. I have had pouchitis much like what you describe, characterized as "mild simmering pouchitis", since 1995. Our histories are very similar as far as pouchitis. My treatment has been a rotation of cipro and flagyl, xifaxin and augmentin. I also take pentasa and entocort. I have not taken 6MP or any biologics. I was told it is the "last line" of treatment. My symptoms are essentially as you described or less. No pain and mostly things are under control.

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