Spasms in or near K-pouch

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I had some spasms 3 or 4 months ago. My surgeon wanted me to have a CT scan done. He said I could have a partial obstruction. ( I had no symptoms - no nausea. No cramps. No pain. And always had good output whenever I intubated. Anyway, I did schedule a scan. But, by the time I was to have the scan performed - the spasms went away totally.) I canceled the scan.

I have had no spasms at all since last summer, but today I have a few and they last for just a few seconds.

Does this mean anything? Have any of you ever had spasms? Just curious. Thanks.

1/12/143:37 PM

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