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Hi Angie,

please do not panic!

I would be as confused as you are. I re-looked over my recent pouchoscopy biopsy results and it’s states ‘mild active chronic colitis in the anal transition zone.’
The doctors call this cuffitis. Since the ~2cm cuff is the only remaining colonic tissue leftover, it is the only place colitis or cuffitis can still occur.

the biopsies will tell you exactly what is going on, whether it is cuffitis, pouchitis or something else.

ask the doctor when he gives you the biopsy results. Tell him/her you are confused as to the prior conversation. I certainly would be.

12/22/2111:29 AM

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