Dahl, it took 9 days for me to feel a difference on Entocort. I've heard that it can take up to a month for Entocort to kick in, so it's not surprising that you haven't felt a difference yet. Give it time, at least a few weeks. It's not like prednisone - pred literally kicked in within the first hour for me!
That's interesting about the non milk-drinking thing. Although I had heard that Canada currently has more cases of IBD than anywhere else. I also read somewhere on the forum that, the higher north you go, the more cases of IBD. So the southern US has less IBD than the northern states, and Canada has more than the US.
Ugh. Hubby and I have colds. I can barely feel mine though, I've got a bit of the sniffles and an intermittent cough and that's it. I don't really feel miserable or sick though. I can tell my immune system is messed up, usually I at least need Dayquil/Nyquil. I feel fine though with the exception of having a bit of a hard time at the gym - I tried jogging on the treadmill today, and after a couple of minutes my lungs hurt. That usually doesn't happen so I can tell I'm a bit under the weather.
