Reply to "Pouchitis for a change"

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I'm sorry you are going through this especially with Christmas here. You could try and see if your GI can get you either a stronger antibiotic to try and knock the pouchitis out or you could get a combination approach with Flagel and Cipro. I know that works for some people, but for me the Flagel makes me nauseated. You might also want to discuss with him/her the idea of a biologic to keep the pouchitis at bay. Entyvio has helped me a lot.

Hopefully you can get something called in yet today to get some relief. Wish I had a magic wand to make it all go away!!

12/24/1911:25 AM

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