Reply to "New doctor is not recommending liquid vitamins. What do you think?"

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Thanks for the reply, Jan.

In one of your prior replies to me in another post, I believe you said often GI's will try a course of antibiotics to rule out pouchitis before going to an invasive procedure.

I would think it would be the same for cuffitis, no? I asked her about it and she gave me a flat "no". She said she wouldn't want to mask anything with treatment and the "proper" thing to do is a full scope exam to see what is going on....and then proceed.

I guess I get that, though I'm not thrilled about it. What do you think?

2/14/1312:19 AM

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