Reply to "Potential Pouchitis Cure"

Jan DollarModerator, RN, retired

I am with Scott on this. Ceth, I applaud your ingenuity and willingness to be your own "guinea pig," but have concerns about interactions with other drugs folks may be taking. This is especially true for those taking thyroid hormones, since it is known to interfere. Granted, it just makes sense that enemas would interfere with other drugs less, and would promote less systemic absorption, than oral use. I am still wary.

Nevertheless, I am interested in how this works out for you, long term. It does seem that this is a good option for you, and I wish you the best. I think you are lucky that your argyria appears to be reversing, as it usually is permanent.

Jan

7/9/166:11 PM

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