Reply to "New medicine for pouchitis"

Jan DollarModerator, RN, retired

Rebecca,

First, I'm sorry to hear about your husband and I'm glad he's doing OK and on the recovery side of things. I think it is more stressful to deal with health problems of close family members than yourself. It is such a helpless feeling. hug

I agree that the j-pouch is a fickle thing. This is why I am pretty reticent to recommend one thing over another for pouch maintenance. Even when you think you are golden and found the magic solution, it can lose its luster at any time. So, I settle for "good enough" rather than perfect.

Perhaps for you, stress is a good thing, flooding your system with just enough cortisol and adrenaline to make things run smoothly?! nod

Jan

5/27/167:39 PM

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