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KennyJG44Member

Scheduled for pouchogram next Tues so we will see! Not my favorite test, but when you need answers, have to do what you have to do.

RE: suppositories: That was my doctor's 1st thought, but he hedged on that as, I guess, sometimes they "shoot up" into the pouch and might not always stay at the cuff (his words, not mine). I am willing to try so I think we will discuss that next week. Also mentioned Cortifoam (?) - I have no experience with this.

I would image it is possible to have both inflammation and a twist (or a twist only when attempting to empty)?

8/26/2211:23 AM

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