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My 73 year old husband had a total colectomy with J-pouch placement 11 years ago and it has decreased his quality of life gradually but steadily since then. At this time he is incontinent nearly all the time. He wants to be evaluated for options to improve his condition, whether that would be permanent end ileostomy, pouch revision, or any other procedures or treatment modes. He is interested in going to Mayo Clinic for evaluation, but would like recommendations from some people with similar problems on what doctors could help him. He is nearly always very depressed. Any advice is very welcome.

11/4/182:46 PM

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