ever have this?

The pattern is to start with a low dose, and then increasing to the amount that corresponds to your weight. Then based on symptoms and optimally on a blood test showing if you are getting enough of the good metabolite (i.e., in therapeutic range) to maintain, increase, or tweak with Allopurinol to get better metabolite results.

At each step some people get complete remission. So yes to your question. But the reason there are steps is because at each step some people do not. Some eventually go on to biologics, or to surgery.

good luck

No harm in calling your gastroenterologist and asking about the possibility of increasing your dosage. If your blood tests look great, then I would think a yes, would be a no-brainer. It's weight dosed and your dose is too low for your body weight. You're eager to heal and get well... etc.

Update: GI said wants to give it fu three months before ups my dose :(:( that's waiting another month for me

Ya three months till see full results. Just lialda and canasa at night

So while i started 6mp it was together with prednisone. I cant say the 6mp is whats helping because the prednisone was given together with it. I finished prednisone a month ago. And the only syptom left is the feeling of always needing the bathroom. Nothing will get rid of it. Its the most annoying feeling i ever had. My blood work included liver test i do that specific test (SMA) monthly cbc ive done weekly

Ya the SMA is the liver test