Reply to "How long is this Pouchitis going to last?"

RocketMember

Last year when I had a very bad case of Pouchitis, my GI put me on Cipro and Flagyl and it took awhile to become effective. It finally did so but I did have to refill my script. I have to see him in 2 weeks. My current script calls for one refill.

I stood home today and got much needed rest. I had a decent day with not using the bathroom so much. But was tired. At breakfast, an hour later went back to bed to sleep. Went out to Rite Aid got some Calmoseptine. I stopped their yesterday evening and ordered 5 of them and they came in today. No sense being short.

Once my pouchitis is gone completely, then I can start with the Probiotics.

Rocket

7/26/1211:32 PM

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