Rectovaginal fistula

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HI all,

I have a flare now of cuffitis / diversion colitis in my diverted pouch for 4 months now. Now I appear to have rectovaginal fistula. Its not super painful.

From reading other posts on this I am thinking my treatment plan is to go start with antiobiotics (I have a script for flagyl already which I was going to try for the diversion colitis/cuffitis).

Then hopefully I will be able to access humira soon.. seeing rheumatologist on Monday to the application to go in. Other than surgery, that seems like the best approach? any other thoughts?

As my pouch is diverted I don't have waste coming through, so I am thinking it's not an urgent surgical matter??

8/29/179:38 PM

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