Loop Ileostomy - Jpouch Disconnected

Hi,

Has anyone undergone fecal divergence and had their jpouch disconnected and got a loop Ileostomy? Can the jpouch stay disconnected if the surgeon can’t reconnect your jpouch? Does the jpouch need to be removed?

4 hours ago

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Scott FMember

J-pouches can stay in unused, though some people develop diversion pouchitis and decide to have it removed. A loop ileostomy is also frequently a nuisance, and an end-ileostomy is a better long-term option for most people.

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AL77Member

Is there a higher output with a loop than and end Ileostomy?

60 minutes ago

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