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No... No experience with any of it but it sounds like you have alot going on at once.  Sorry to hear you are having all these problems.
From what I hear a prolapse alone is something you don't want to happen.

I would suspect that all the other issues are caused by the stricture. Stricture causes fecal stasis, which leads to inflammation. Inflammatory polyps are not uncommon, particularly with IBD (I've had them in my pouch). The stricture can also lead to straining, which can cause prolapse. Botox is sort of a last resort before doing a stricturoplasty Or sphincterotomy. I presume you've had attempts at dilation?  

 

Depending on how bad the prolapse is, surgical repair might be needed at some point.

 

Jan

Thanks for replies. The polyp is at the anastomosis, but I previously had pouch advancement and musectomy done. Surgeon is going to remove polyp whilst doing botox. He did biopsies of pouch. Not sure why he didn't remove polyp also.

Yes.....my latest scope about a week ago revealed "mild" inflammation of the pouch and several polyps.  My surgeon removed the polyps and sent them in for biopsy.  Results were negative and he prescribed a course of Flagyl for the inflammation.  My pouch is over ten years old and previous scopes have revealed polyps which he removed, as well.  They have all been benign and probably didn't even need to be removed.  Best wishes! 

Hi

I had two polyps removed and stitches put in. Surgeon said it would take two weeks for stitches to heal. And also botoxed stricture. Went back to work five days later but still very sore?