Reply to "PT for dysfunctional sphincter?"

Kh1988Member

3cutedogs,

thanks for the reply! That is very helpful info, I’ll have to look into that. I’ve been using miralax and tap water enemas to get by. It helps a lot but not completely. I asked my doctor about self dilating bc I’ve read about others doing that daily or weekly for strictures and even tight sphincter. She didn’t say No, but said she’d like me to try PT first as I could accidentally do damage to the jpouch. I’m with you, an empty jpouch is the best feeling! I’m sick of the feeling of something “right there” but it won’t come all out. I don’t have a stricture right now and my pouch is healthy otherwise. I think the sphincter is definitely the problem.

9/14/207:17 PM

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