Crohn's disease is a long-lasting condition that causes inflammation and redness in the lining of the body's digestive system. Due to which problems like diarrhea and stomach cramps start. The cause of this disease is not yet clear. It is believed that this disease occurs when the body's immune system behaves differently. In some families, it is also hereditary. Children who have this problem have great difficulty in growing.
Its symptoms are excruciating. These include intestinal ulcers, discomfort and pain. Its symptoms may remain constant or recur frequently in the month or weekly. Its symptoms usually begin in childhood or early adulthood. Crohn's disease can cause painful, debilitating, and sometimes life-threatening conditions.
The doctor will examine Crohn's disease with the help of physical examination, lab test, imaging test, and colonoscopy, etc. Crohn's disease can cause complications such as intestinal blockage, intestinal ulcers, and difficulty in getting adequate nutrition. People with Crohn's disease have backache and skin related problems. It is treated in the form of lifestyle changes such as exercise and a healthy diet, as well as over-the-counter medicines to prevent diarrhea and to prevent inflammation, and irritation.
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