Reply to "Yeast /fungal infections"

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While everyone is diferent, I'd think most would take some sort of probiotic (different folks have preferred brands) for the long term.

I think the PH of the J-Pouch is not too friendly for the good critters, so eventually their death rate will surpass their reproductive rate, and need recharging.

I'm guessing that most folks who take them take them daily and will do so indefinitely.

Along those lines, I wonder how much colestid and omeprazole help provide a more friendly environment in the pouch for the bacteria.

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10/10/131:57 AM

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