Xifaxan for pouchitis

DieselMember

Hello all fellow j-pouchers! I was wondering how many of you have tried Xifaxan for pouchitis, and how do you get it? My family Dr and GI Dr have both wrote prescriptions for it, and sent letters to my insurance company, however they keep denying it and state that it's not FDA approved for pouchitis. I know though people have taken it for it, with good success. So any helpful information would be appreciated. On Cipro currently, and do Pepto Bismol in between that.

Thanks All!

Diesel

4/6/172:27 PM

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