Reply to "How to avoid discharge at night?"

Scott FMember

Originally Posted by davadavadava:

I mean every time I have to get up at night it is not because the pouch is full, it is just a little itching but I do it anyway since I think it is my body telling me to get up and go.

If I wake up in the night, but my pouch doesn't need me to use the toilet, I roll over and go back to sleep. I might check to make sure nothing is amiss, and I do keep washcloths in my nightstand in case there is trouble (generally only when pouchitis is out of control).

Could you try just going back to sleep?

2/2/1510:25 PM

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