Re: Bowel Ultrasound

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Gom

Hi Team,

I have had my J-Pouch for more than a year with no issues. Went in for my annual pouchoscopy yesterday. Everything was normal. The doctor said that i had few ulcers in one small area (nothing to be concerned even though she did biopsy for procedural sake). She said essentially its inflammation which should go away and suspected i have pouchitis even though i am feeling fully fine. She highly encouraged me to take eat yoghurt everyday for the probiotics.

Same time, her nurse emailed me asking me to setup an appointment with the doc after 6 months for a bowel ultrasound?

What is driving this? Is this to monitor the inflammation? Is this normal?

Regards

GOM

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Scott FMember

It might be a mistake - I don’t know what that test could be for, given your report. Maybe email the nurse and ask to reconfirm the plan with the doctor

2/17/229:59 PM

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