If it continues you can be sure it's pouchitis, or SIBO which could lead to pouchitis. I'd take antibiotics (7/10gg ciproxin) and then vsl3 appears to be protective...

Some foods are just big gas producers. As long as you're not uncomfortable or incontinent, I wouldn't worry about it. I find many pouchers like gassy BMs because they go faster and help you empty more completely. It ain't broke, don't fix it

I'm one of the pouchers who feels disappointed if I don't have an "explosion of gas" at the conclusion of a b.m. It helps me understand that it is a signal that the end of a "session on the toilet" has happened and really helps me feel cleaned out. I actually miss it when it doesn't happen. For me, it is sometimes embarrassing in a public toilet but worth the price. Oh, well!

Hey CeeeeCeeee I also feel the same, but there's a difference, a bit of gas at the end could be good, what Teddybearlady described is a change in her habits, and although she shouldn't worry too much I am pretty sure that an error one must avoid is to retain this kind of bm as I did, and both the times it led to pouchitis or sibo (treated the same with antibiotics), both the times it started with a similar change in my habits.
If it's too gassy I think bad bacterias are overgrowing, if it's a bit gassy I suppose bad bacterias are just expelled with every bms.

Thanks guys! It has been better the last two days. Still learning normal I guess!

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