Reply to "UNC Chapel Hill Pouchitis"

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Hi David-I had to cancel my Stelara infusion because my mother became very ill and I couldn't leave town then. I thought I'd had an allergic reaction to Vancomycin but it was the combination of it and being in the sun so I wear more sunscreen now. Ended up going back on Vancomycin, mainly to control the diarrhea so I could delay the Stelara infusion a bit. She's doing a tiny bit better so as of today I'm waiting to hear from the UNC infusion dept. to find out when my infusion appointment is. I hope Stelara works because I've had this pouchitis for at least a year now!

How are you doing now?

8/23/195:26 PM

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