Reply to "General comment on pouchitis"

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After a flare begins, between antibiotic dosages. Never take PB within 2 hours of antibiotics or any other meds.

I don't flare that much TBH because Remicade controls my situation, but occasionally if I attend a birthday celebration and eat sugary foods it is a culprit to start something and then PB nips it in the bud. I view PB as an outstanding over the counter supplement to assist other drugs in combating pouchitis. Some people have had success using it exclusively, but it is not supposed to be used chronically but rather only in short bursts. Chronic use can damage the liver.

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