Reply to "Son takes a long time to empty pouch"

I will do some research on the magnesium. That sounds worth researching.

David does see a GI once a year for a check up. He is 2 hours away, but we do stay on top off that. He had a pouchoscopy a year after his surgery and things looked great. He had blood work back in the spring (GI ordered it) and he didn't see anything amiss. I try not to do any unnecessary tests and scopes because it really causes severe anxiety for him. All the fear and trauma of his hospital stays come to the surface and it is awful. I will contact his GI and his surgeon and see what they can suggest and see if they feel he needs to have things checked out.

10/1/1710:40 AM

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