stool?

How long has it been since your scope? Thin stools probably mean that you still have inflammation in the rectum, but it's hard to say from here. If you are feeling well that's great. Don't slow down on your meds and hopefully your healing will continue.

Have you added any fiber to your diet or taken any other dietary approaches?

It takes a while to get the inflammation gone. Just because you are 0 blood 0 mucous 0 urgency does not mean you are 0 inflammation. Keep at it. March is not so long ago!

Hello there. I can relate as im a bit like you.
My meds are working now. I got rid of urgencies, mucous, cramps and blood. I didnt have lots of blood anyway and not a lot of diarrhe im more a constipated with lots of mucus kind of girl.

I have done a scope a month ago and it showed the lowest degree of inflammation. So basically I feel in remission. I can trust my body and plan things. Im going one time know in the morning.

But I still have small stools. Thin but not too thin, kind of short. So instead of having 2 to 3 well formed bananas (sorry for the graphic) I'm going to have the whole pack of mini bananas. Id reckon it;s the same quantity has a healthy formed stool but the delivery is different. I don't bother too much at the moment about it. Because im down to one bm a day and no mucous. So im far better than before and things take somuch time. It took ages for the mucous to go.

Also I have constant hemmroids wich can create thin stools. After having a flare and many trips to the toilet you can end up with those as well.

I woldnt worry, be patient and be consistant with your meds.

I would say as well that some food can give you thin stools as well like sausages, processed cheese, any curry and so on. But tha's me.