Blood in mucus

Bent-ArneMember

Hi. How dangerous / bad is it to have some traces of blood in the mucus from the pouch? I have a loop now. This doesn't happen all the time the time, but occasionally. There's is very very little blood, more like som traces in the mucus. Im 10 weeks post op from step 2, pouch creation.

7/31/207:23 PM

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CTB23Member

I had a little blood mixed with mucus between my first and second steps of j-pouch surgery. It was an annoyance but nothing to worry about. It happened every once in a while.

7/31/2011:14 PM

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Bent-ArneMember

Good to hear

8/1/208:13 AM

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