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Scott FMember

In my body this would mean I had pouchitis still/again. I'm on antibiotics all the time, and that's working out okay. Not everyone's pouchitis stays away.

If he has cuffitis (UC in the remaining rectal cuff) that would need to be treated, usually with enemas or suppositories of UC meds.

Did you try to get insurance to cover the prescription strength VSL (VSL #3 DS)? I had pretty good success with that, and all insurance has an appeal process, but you'll need your doctor's help to appeal successfully.

12/13/136:23 PM

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