evening mucus

Hi, here's another chapter of my relationship with this weird illness, your feedback would be great...

I suppose I hit rock bottom last summer (July) when my GI prescribed two months of Clipper (beclometasone dipropionate). Mesalamine enemas and pills weren't enough to stop that flare. But the corticosteroids worked great and in September my faecal calprotectin has dropped to less than 50 from around 1100. In remission since then I have been trying to tapper the enemas. I started using one daily and I lowered to one every other day. My goal for 2016 was 3 enemas/week (as my GI said) but I had occasional pain or mucus or loose stools and sometimes I've had some extra enema to play safe, maybe 2 more per month. However I though I was improving and I was ready to try the 3enemas/week regimen last week. But I didn't start it because...

Last week rectal pain started again and it's being more frequent and this week I'm having mucus discharge every evening . Around 8 PM every day gas it's building up and later I have the mucus discharge. The mucus is more or less clear, maybe some really really small red dots than I fear could be blood but it's nothing.
Since the pain came back last week I've changed to enema daily trying to tame the beast... Still nothing.

So I've been worse but I wanted to discuss this with you all. ¿do you notice this progression of symptoms in a flare: pain->mucus->blood? ¿is your UC strangely active in the evening? ¿should I worry, can I do more, should I call my GI soon?

Hope you're having a good weekend and sorry if my English is confusing

I understand your annoyance, my proctittis was so stubborn too, I JUST got out of a full 2 year flare, with symptoms of what you are describing.
I notice the progression for sure, for me its small mucous in evening and funny you say - it was always for me around 3-4pm and later evening at like 9pm, then more and then with blood and then mucous with blood embedded in it and blood at end of the bowel and it slowly would get worse till some medication would bring me back to the tiniest bit of mucous and then again since it wasnt FULLY gone the symptoms would return. I kept going back to my GI as soon as it got back to the original problem , I think I saw him every few months for that 2 year period... so my suggestion would be go back to GI as soon as this mucous has been hanging around for more than a week, if the drugs he gives you doesn't FULLy get rid of it, go back... for me what ended up working is the mezavant pills orally and the steroid enemas for like 2 weeks to blast the darn mucous and that thankfully brought me back to remission. Keep going back to your doctor if drugs dont help within a few weeks or so, and try different ones till it works- hope this helps!!!