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Hi, have a j pouch since 1999 and pouchitis just once. After going, I use a lot of toilet paper with water and clean myself good. I use Udderly Smooth body cream(from walmart) on the affected area. I am dehydrated a lot of the time, but try hard to continue drinking as much as possible.  I can eat anything I want, but if I eat spicy food I know I will pay for it later. I have constant diarrhea, 7-10 time  24 hrs.  I use Lidocaine 3% cream when I burn and that numbs the area. It is an RX medication. The best thing I take to control the diarrhea is Morphine 20mg/5ml solution and that is RX also.(MORPHINE IS AN AGE OLD HELP FOR CONSTANT DIARRHEA)  I take 2-3 cc before lunch, 3-4 cc about 6 pm and 4 cc about 10 and only get up 1-2 times at night. If it wasn't for that,  I would be almost homebound with 20-25 trips to the bathroom. The Morphine does not make you high or anything as it is such a small amount.  I also take Tums if I am going to eat the spicy foods and it helps coats the insides of my stomach.  I try to have my main meal of the day at noon so that the foods can go all the way thru me before bedtime. I don't eat breakfast and I can go anywhere in the mornings, but have to be careful what I eat before I get home.  Also we just snack late afternoon.  My wife has the same problems and we both take the same medications. Hope this helps------Clint------

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Clint..Thank you for this info. I am so tired of taking cipro to slow down my movements and heal the fissures from constant butt burn. I am going to talk to my GI about this when I visit next. Cipro is the only thing that calms my BB and helps heal the fissures which can be so painful that the pain disrupts my sleep and often brings me to tears.

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