Reply to "Has anyone tried alternative therapies for pouchitis"

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During my 6 years post-op, I've had one bout with pouchitis that I treated with an antibiotic. Since then I've just upped the amount of wild oregano oil I take daily and really haven't had any issues since. I think the stated dosage of WOO on most products is 2-3 drops daily, but I'm filling an entire #1 capsule (way more than 2-3 drops) daily and taking it with breakfast. If I'm feeling like the pouchitis might be creeping up on me, I'll take 2 capsules twice a day for 2-3 days or until I'm feeling right again. It might not be a solution for everyone, but for me a *lot* of WOO is working very well.

10/20/219:41 AM

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