Reply to "J-Pouch Prolapse"

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I did! The surgey was great. My doc said my bowel was twisted up like a square knot and so he corrected the twist and then we sewed my j-pouch to my tail bone area with some mesh. The risk was that my bowel was sneaking behind my pouch and it was cutting off the blood supply to my bowel. The mesh should help prevent that disaster in the future.

Recovery has been a little rough. I feel like it takes my bowels forever to wake up after surgery and a couple days I overate and got really full/bloated but taking it easy and finally back at work so it's going well. Thanks for asking!

8/10/207:02 PM

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