Sorry re the pain! I'd think those short-chain fatty acids would work. I guess I need to find a compounding pharmacy in the D.C./Arlington area but am trying the above procedure first. I really do...
Where did you get the fatty acid suppositories? If they are short chain fatty acids, that should help! Good luck! T-you....
Hmmm, I don't know re output from the ileostomy. When I read about this transplantation, it refers to stool and it may be too liquid if not from a colostomy or lower ileostomy. If this doesn't sound...
Options exist but are challenging. Toughest is surgery to remove rectal stump. Another option gaining popularity is fecal transplantation making the contents of an enema from your stool in warm...
Sarah, Order a rectal tube to help you extract the mucous. You can take care of it at home. Check the medical supply catalogues. Not costly. Yeah, I know... it's ugh! Must run! GutsyOne!...
Glad to help! Oh, I opted for a colostomy due to severe and chronic constipation caused by pelvic floor disorder so can sort of relate. I think the Canasa suppositories are easier to handle than the...
Hi, Unfortunately, while ostomies may save and improve our lives, surgeons and other doctors don't always offer complete information before we choose this option or have to get them. Many folks with...
Rosemary and others, Check out http://www.uoaa.org -- General Discussions Forum. You'll see much info re diversion colitis, fatty acids, etc. Search "rectal stump" there. Unfortunately, most of the...