Topic Explanation
The topic is about a person with Crohn's disease and an ileostomy who has been asking their doctors about a drug called Buscopan, which provides relief from spasms in the intestine and bowel. The person is questioning why their regular doctors won't prescribe it, despite experiencing instant relief when it was given to them in the emergency room.

Advice and Insights
- Buscopan leaflet mentions not taking it for megacolon or constipation.
- It can interact with some other medications and affect eyesight.
- It is available over the counter in the UK.
- It may be ideal for Crohn's or any abdominal upset.
- It can provide instant relief for stomach cramps caused by bowel problems.
- Doctors may use medications that are contra-indicated for a medical condition if they work.
- Buscopan can stop pain and cramping but may affect peristalsis and cause constipation.
- Blending Buscopan with Panadol Rapid or paracetamol tablets might provide relief.
- It's worth considering monitoring while using Buscopan if doctors are hesitant to prescribe it.

Insights from Replies 3, 6, 9, 11, and 12 are not relevant to the topic and have been omitted.