Reply to "Pouch irritation from food intake"

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What you are describing as “pouch irritation” actually sounds more like a motility issue. If so it has nothing to do with what you are eating but just the fact of eating anything will cause bursts of bowel movements right after meals. I would suggest taking an anti-spasmodic 45 minutes before each meal and see whether it clears up what you are labelling “pouch irritation.”

If that doesn’t work, you may want to try isolating what foods might be causing the issue. However it sounds like you have a spasmodic pouch which wouldn’t be unusual if you are not far removed from takedown.

12/14/1811:06 AM

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