Reply to "Mechanical implant for controlling bowel movements?"

Originally Posted by Scott F:

Terry-

I unfortunaltely have to take antibiotics all the time. If I don't, I will have nighttime accidents. This is antibiotic-dependent pouchitis, and while I wish I didn't have it, I'm lucky that the antibiotics work just fine for me. This is why I'm not sure I understand your answer to my question about whether the Cipro stopped the nighttime accidents. You answered "the 500mg Cipro I'm taking is for pouchitis, and it stopped it in its tracks." I'm not sure if you meant that the Cipro stopped the nighttime accidents or stopped the pouchitis. If it stopped the accidents, and they came back after the Cipro was done, then it's possible you need to stay on Cipro and/or other antibiotics longer (perhaps much, much longer).

3/13/1511:42 AM

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