Reply to "Pouchitis flare up - Diet?"

Brett LMember

Thank you both very much. Portia, I've had good results with a similar diet in the past. Never tried kefir though. I will get it now. This time I've flailed around looking at pouchitis and post colectomy diets. Unsure what to do.

Scott, Cipro and Flagyl are prescribed in conjunction with stool testing or no?

I'm totally new here but grateful to find this forum. My colectomy was in 1981 and ileostomy closure in '82. Pouchitis only started about 2017, but with a vengeance and is now very chronic.

BTW, how do you get those signatures to show from your profiles, with your history. Mine is only visible to me in my profile.

Thank you!

Brett

5/8/219:39 AM

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