Stools After Pouchoscopy

Hello!

I recently had my first ever pouchoscopy carried out since the construction of my pouch 5 years ago - this was done via flexible sigmoidoscopy.

Has anyone ever had very loose stools for up to a week (or more) post-procedure? This procedure is new to me so I'm unaware of the potential side effects. I'm wondering if it's possible that my small intestine/pouch was aggravated from the examination?

It's worth mentioning that my pouch was found to be in good health but the discomfort I've been having is due to a narrowing and, I think, an infection (I can't quite remember everything I was told after the procedure).

Thanks

1/20/214:03 PM

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