Reply to "Stools After Pouchoscopy"

Lauren Of Emerald CityMember

@JordySimo posted:
CTBarrister,
Thanks for that information. My consultant who carried out the procedure said it was as narrow as her finger so there's a fair bit of scarring down there which I'll need dilated at some point. I think I'll contact the Endoscopy department and ask about the loose stools just to be sure, hopefully they can put me in touch with someone sooner rather than later.

Lauren,
I'm hoping that's what has happened and that things will clear up soon. I wonder why this happens after dilation? As I've said, this is new to me so I'm unaware of how they do it and what exactly is done.

I hope things get better for you! I think it will since he opened stuff up.

1/21/2110:56 PM

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