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Ostomy: Adapting to life after colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy

Ostomy | Last Active: Mar 24 1:09pm | Replies (419)

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I'm glad to hear that, @darin. While I'm sure each individual case is different, I've noticed that a lot of people who have colostomies, etc. tend to have it reversed after 6 months or so. It is not always permanent.

We also have a discussion group on colitis, here is the link, https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/recurring-diverticulitis-colitis/. I would like to invite @suez and @lisabeans who have both discussed colitis treatments and meds they have taken.

I would like to know how this all works out for you. Will you keep in touch?

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I have no input/experience with colostomy. I take Lialda for my colitis and it seems to be helping in that my flares are not as painful and intense as in the beginning. And, of course, I watch what I eat. Sorry not to be of more help. Good luck.