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Had foam enema for distal uc for 15yrs. now colonoscopy shows ascending colon affected: might i need different treatment to reach this area?
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Yes: A gastroenterologist is best qualified to answer your question and treat you, but it's quite likely that enema treatments will not be adequate to treat ascending colon involvement.
Answered 7/26/2015
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