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1. What is Crohn’s Disease
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What is Crohn’s Disease?
Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory disease of the bowels in
which the gastrointestinal tract is most affected. The
gastrointestinal tract refers to the group consisting of mouth,
esophagus, stomach, both small and large intestine, and anus,
although symptoms can occur which affects a sufferer’s skin, joints
and eyes. It is not contagious, and you cannot contract Crohn’s
through your actions or by an inadequate diet.
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3. Crohn's Disease Wiki
How does Crohn’s develop?
First of all, Crohn’s is not contagious, so you didn’t “catch” it from someone or by someplace you’ve been.
You cannot get Crohn’s through an inadequate diet. Although the exact causes aren’t widely understood,
it’s generally thought that Crohn’s disease may be genetically inherited (so if someone in your family has
Crohn’s it’s likely that you’ll be more susceptible to getting it.). Your individual immune system also plays a
part; since Crohn’s is thought to be a hyperactive or overactive immune system, sometimes environmental
factors beyond your control trigger an abnormal immune response. This leads to a chronic condition of raw
and inflamed intestines, and can lead directly to Crohn’s.
The disease most often affects individuals between the ages of 15 and 35. But it can potentially affect
anyone at any age. It affects both, men and women, equally. Although interestingly enough, there have
been studies showing anover average number of Crohn’s sufferers among the Ashkenazi Jews.
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4. Crohn’s Disease
Crohn’s Forum is a community that is made entirely of people who are
affected in some way by Crohn's Disease. In addition to being a great place
for information and support from people who live with this disease, the forum
has several special features:
-A support forum where users have the option to post anonymously to get
some support or advice from other members
-Meet and communicate with others who are affected by Crohn's Disease all
over the world!
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5. Crohn's Disease Define
Two reasons to get Crohn’s related testing & common tests:
You’ll want to see your doctor to determine whether you have Crohn’s in the first
place. Also, upon a confirmed diagnosis, to re-evaluate your Crohn’s disease on a
regular basis.
Common tests are through either blood or imaging. The blood tests involve a routine
procedure to detect infection, anemia, inflammation. Also, to identify (and
subsequently treat) any vitamin or mineral deficiencies. There are also fecal blood
tests (to determine if you have blood in your stool). Also, antibody blood tests (to look
for antibodies and proteins that will indicate to your doctor which diseases your body
is currently trying to fight off).
Imaging tests can include conventional x-rays, contrast x-rays, endoscopy, and
endoscopic ultrasound.
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6. Crohn's Disease Food

7. Crohn's Disease Wiki Simple English
Things to do before visiting your doctor:
In order to have all of the pertinent information you’ll need to help your doctor with a diagnosis, there are a few things you can
do. Make a list of all current medications (including herbal varieties) that you’re currently taking. Keep a diary of your
symptoms, how long they lasted, and how severe or mild each one was. You might also keep track of things you missed
because of your symptoms. For example, did you stay home from work, or miss a meal due to discomfort? If you’re forgetful,
or if you’re worried that you’ll be too emotional to relay or receive important information, it might help to bring a friend or family
member with you. The better your doctor understands your symptoms and how they affect you, the better he or she can not
only diagnose you. But also prescribe appropriate relief.
Most of all, remember that although some details might lead to embarrassment, your doctor is a professional who deals with
many situations like these on a daily basis. Don’t be afraid to share details!
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8. Crohn's Disease Gluten
Gluten is a protein complex found in wheat, barley, rye and
a couple of other grains. Normally a gluten free diet is used
for people with Celiac Disease. However more and more
IBDers are going gluten free. My thinking was by taking
away the gluten, my guts won’t work as hard and this
should calm them down.
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9. Crohn's Disease Food
So, when all is said and done, you are probably wondering was it worth it? Well,
after being gluten free for about a month, my bowel movements reduced in
number. My pain started going away. After a couple of months, I felt like I was
pretty much in remission. I have now been gluten free for a little over 2 years and
have pretty much been in remission for most of that time. I still have some active
colitis but it doesn’t manifest itself.
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10. Crohn's Disease Diet
To me, I feel like going gluten free saved my life. My
original thought was to do it short term and slowly
bring gluten back into my life. After 2 years, I do miss
gluten products, but I have no desire to end my
journey with being gluten free.
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11. Crohn's Disease and Smoking
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12. Crohn's Disease and Stress

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14. Thank you Crohn’s
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