Pouchogram Prep

KennyJG44Member

Hi everyone, hope all is well during these crazy times.

I'm scheduled for a pouchogram tomorrow AM, to check for any narrowings, kinds, folds, etc in the pouch area.... Been having some straining and pain at times.

My surgeon has retired, so I only deal with my GI, who ordered the test at a local hospital rather than where I used to go. I got a bit concerned while making the appt as, still, most are not familiar with the pouch setup. It took a while to get the prep instructions:

4 ducolex tonight

Water enema in AM

How does that sound to everyone? Can't recall my previous preps for grams or scopes.

Also, any concern going with a new radiologist for this? My GI says it's similar to a basic lower BE and he's comfortable with me going to the local hospital.

Thanks,

Ken

7/9/208:17 PM

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