Reply to "Pregnancy and recurring pouchitis"

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Sorry you are suffering What were the reasons that they chose NOT to put you on antibiotics when you were hospitalized? You must have been pretty bad off to need to go to the hospital. Did your GI officially diagnose you with pouchitis in those cases? It won't just get better on it's own without treatment. So, yes, you need to be put on antibiotics if you, in fact, have pouchitis. You will have two options available to you at this point. Augmentin or Flagyl. I was on a low dose of Augmentin my entire pregnancy. Hope you can get some help and relief soon!!

8/12/159:49 AM

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