It’s possible, but first consider whether your diet has changed significantly. That sometimes happens when people gain confidence, and stop limiting their intake of potentially challenging foods.

For me the key pouchitis symptoms are urgency, frequency, and leakage. Gas mostly forms well before stool gets to the pouch. Blood isn’t a particularly common pouchitis symptom, though it can happen.

Thanks Scott. My diet hasn’t really changed. Still pretty simple. Eggs or oatmeal for breakfast. Something lift for lunch and rice and a protein for dinner. Usually chicken or turkey. The blood isn’t a big concern only happened once so far. The most problematic symptoms I’m having are frequency, urgency and i would say the abdominal pains. I woke up last night sweating and just felt like I was going to puke but didn’t. Was up from 1-6 am