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I think they are called something else here, I was given rowasa suppositories and enemas and I never felt they were of much help. What has helped was antibiotics, which I have taken chronically, and Remicade. I rotated cipro and flagyl, augmentin, tinidazole and xifaxin for around 20 years with good success. They kept the inflammation in a simmering state. I started Remicade in 2015 and it cleared up all inflammation in the Pouch. My last scope on May 22 (last week) showed some very mild cuffitis and mild inflammation and narrowing at the J Pouch inlet but nowhere else really. The J Pouch Inlet area has always been inflamed. You can live well with such findings. You just need the right doctor and treatment. Go to Toronto I am sure there are some top J Pouch people there.

5/31/1910:48 AM

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