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I agree to having a full flex j-pouch scope. My GI did one when my surgeon didn't. He did the necessary biopsies of my cuff, the rest of the pouch and above the pouch into the small intestines. The pathology report really does cover it all. Like specifically saying it was UC at my cuff and hardly any inflammation elsewhere.

I had gone through a round of Flagyl a few months before, in case it would clear up Pouchitis, which ended up not being my problem.

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