Reply to "Not pouchitis, nightly severe incontinence"

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Thanks for the thoughts and ideas. I’ll run some of these by my doctor And try some on my own (those I can do without contacting a dr first).

I’ve been on flagyl during my previous 3 pregnancies. I had some success with flagyl and amoxicillin surprisingly. My dr now wants me on a minimal amount for obvious reasons.

as for depends - unfortunately my incontinence isn’t just a little. I wake up to almost a full bowel movement 3-5 times a night. I have to change clothing entirely and often sheets/pads as well.

I appreciate your help! Any more is also very welcome!

7/13/209:37 PM

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