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How long do you wait to start meds for pouchitis? I just got off a round of 30day antibodics, a week ago. And now everyother day, I feel like I have pouchitis again. Should I just go ahead and start another round, or could it be something else?

7/22/162:11 PM

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Scott FMember

If you feel fine when on antibiotics, and you feel like you have pouchitis shortly after stopping them, then you probably have pouchitis again/still. Hopefully a more aggressive round of antibiotics can get it to go (and stay) away. There's no reason to wait, unless your doctor thinks a test for C diff is advisable. Some of us have to stay on antibiotics all the time, but it's premature to assume that's your situation.

7/22/164:28 PM

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