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Are Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis Patients Lactose Intolerant?One common question among those with Crohn's and ulcerative colitis is whether they are lactose intolerant. Do they need to avoid dairy products like milk, ice cream, cheese, and other sources of lactose? -
Crohn's Flare?Extreme fatigue, undigested food in stool, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, low grade fevers, etc., are some of the symptoms of a Crohn's Flare.
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Heal Crohn's Disease NaturallyCrohn's disease is a debilitating autoimmune disease that affects approximately 400-600 thousand people in North America. Though there is no medical cure for Crohn's disease, it can be healed using these natural methods. -
What is Crohn's Disease?Learning about Crohn's disease, it's symptoms and treatments
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Pediatric Crohn's Disease; Remicade as a New Treatment OptionCrohn's Disease is a debilitating, painful and chronic condiiton of the bowels which significantly impacts child development. In May 2006, the FDA approved the use of Remicade as an option for treatment in pedatric patientst.
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Crohn's Disease and Mall of AmericaMall of America is the largest shopping center in America, and until quite recently, the largest in the world. Visiting it with Crohn's disease is a challenge.
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What is Crohn's Disease?Crohn's disease is a form of irritable bowel disease that there is currently no cure for. This article explores what Crohn's disease is, how it affects the body and the course of treatment. -
How Expensive is Crohn's?For many patients with Crohn's disease, the most immediate hurdle is paying their bills. The illness cuts across all financial facets of daily living for them and their families. -
Crohn's Patient Guide to Vegetarian RecipesWith the possibility of each meal starting a flare, those cooking for Crohn's patients must be extra careful. Crohn's vegetarian recipes are an option to help limit flares and promote better health.
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Crohn's and Colon Cancer: The RiskCrohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease with common symptoms such as abdominal pain and bloody diarrhea; it is chronic and incurable at this point. Many people with the disease are concerned about getting colon cancer.
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Crohn's-Friendly, Fruit-Inspired Desserts: Recipes for Mousse and MoreFiber-filled fresh fruit can often cause problems for Crohn's patients. By removing the peel from fruit, and cooking it to soften the fiber, fruit can be well-tolerated by many Crohn's patients.
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Crohn's Cuisine: The Best Ingredients to UseThere is no "one size fits all" diet or cuisine for Crohn's patients. Each patient handles each food differently; what may trigger a flare in one is perfectly well-tolerated by another.
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Treating and Managing Springtime Allergies & Crohn's SimultaneouslyHaving springtime allergies when you're dealing with the symptoms of Crohn's disease can be difficult. Newer medications can make both problems easier to treat and manage.
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Romance Can Survive in a Relationship with You, Your Partner and Crohn'sAlthough a Crohn's flare can interrupt romantic moments, it doesn't need to define your relationship.
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Keeping the Romance Alive in Your Relationship When Crohn's is a Part of ItLife sometimes presents real dilemma for patients with Crohn's disease when it comes to romance. Read about the problems their symptoms can cause and three attributes they need to be successful on the romantic front. -
Some Light Summer Reading for Crohn's Patients and Their FamiliesThese are some of the books that I've found most helpful in coping with Crohn's disease. I hope they'll help you too.
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Crohn's + Preparations = A Successful Romantic DinnerEven people with Crohn's can manage a romantic evening between flares, or if their Crohn's is under control with medication. Whether or not you have Crohn's, preparation is necessary to turn dinner into something to remember.
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Reducing the Pain and Stress of Crohn's with MeditationBeing a Crohn's patient isn't easy. Life sometimes changes dramatically. Read how meditation can help cut the pain and stress associated with living with this chronic disease. -
Your Role as Advocate for a Crohn's or Ulcerative Colits PatientCrohn's and colitis is a difficult disease with which to cope. Patients may need an advocate in social situations, at work, and when dealing with their physician. Could you be a patient advocate?
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The Difficulties of Relationships with Crohn's or Ulcerative Colitis PatientsUnderstanding the difficulties of Crohn's and ulcerative colitis will help you build a strong friendship with friends or family with IBD.
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Crohn's & Grilled Food: A Good Combination?Nearly everyone loves the sound of meat sizzling on the grill, and the delectable aroma it gives off. Whether or not grilling food makes it appropriate for Crohn's patients deserves a closer look.
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Where to Eat Out with a Friend Who Has Crohn's or Ulcerative ColitisEating out with a friend with ulcerative colitis or Crohn's can be challenging. If you want the IBD patient to be able to eat with you, it's a good idea to know what they can and cannot eat at your local restaurants.
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Understanding the Emotional Effect of Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn's on Your FriendUnderstanding the emotional impact of Crohn's and colitis will empower you to help your friends and family through the difficult times.
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What are Appropriate Dinners for a Crohn's or Ulcerative Colitis Patient?Find out what to serve for dinner to a Crohn's or ulcerative colitis patient.
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What Not to Say to Friends or Family with Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn'sSensitivity is as important to a Crohn's or ulcerative colitis patient as what they eat. Find out what you should not say around an IBD patient.
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Crohn's & Colon Cancer: PreventionAlthough having Crohn's disease is considered a high risk factor for developing colon cancer, there are things you can do to reduce your own risk and help prevent colon cancer.
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Crohn's & Booze: Should You Drink Alcohol?Most suggestions for a diet for Crohn's patients includes an admonition to reduce or stop alcohol consumption. Alcohol consumption is also considered a causal link for colon, or colorectal, cancer. The answer should be obvious.
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Camping & Crohn's: It Can Be Done Between FlaresIf you have Crohn's you can go camping when you're not having a flare. You need to plan ahead as though you expect one to start, and prepare for the worst.
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Severe Diarrhea in Crohn's PatientsWhen you're having a Crohn's relapse or flare, the severe diarrhea that accompanies it can make living a normal life almost impossible.
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My Own Personal Crohn's NightmareAs individuals with Crohn's disease mature as patients, many find that what was once their biggest nightmare morphs into a bigger one. -
My Crohn's NightmareChronic diseases like Crohn's are a nightmare to begin with; but Crohn's gives everyone who has it their own personal nightmare.
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Online Resources for Understanding Your Friend's Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn'sOne of the best ways to help a friend or family member with Crohn's or ulcerative colitis is to educate yourself. These online resources are the perfect place to start.
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What Does Crohn's and Upper Stomach Pain Indicate?Most pain from Crohn's disease is felt in the lower abdomen and the pelvic region, where the colon and rectum are located. But Crohn's can affect the entire digestive tract, so upper stomach pain isn't unknown.
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Crohn's-Friendly Exercises: Should You Run?The only jogging you've done for the last two months is between your bathroom and the couch in front of the TV. The weather's nice, and it would be great to get moving. You used to run a lot, but now that you've been diagnosed with Crohn's disease, is it safe? -
Crohn's-Friendly Desserts to Die for (That Won't Actually Hurt You!)When a Crohn's patient is in remission, there's no better way to end a meal than with a good dessert. Here are a few, for your dining pleasure.
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Crohn's Cuisine: Cook Fried Foods Without the GreaseEven Crohn's patients can enjoy food cooked with oil, at least when they're not having a flare. Here are some recipes that suit a Crohn's diet.
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Is There a Seasonal Pattern with Crohn's Flare-Ups?Results of research to track the relationship between flares of Crohn's disease and seasonal changes have been unremarkable. Overflowing doctors' offices and hospitals in the spring and fall tell a story, however. So do patients' own accounts. -
Crohn's & Warm Weather CuisineMost people have a slightly different diet in summer, given the availability of fresh summer fruits and vegetables, and the events that occur in warmer weather. Crohn's patients can enjoy some of this, but how much depends on the individual.
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Tips for Dealing with Crohn's-Related Stress by Taking ControlChronic illness naturally produces stress, and Crohn's disease produces more stress than most. I deal daily with the stresses of Crohn's disease by using a three-pronged approach.
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Preventing Crohn's When Both Its Cause and Cure Remain ElusiveOne of the first things a patient just diagnosed with Crohn's disease asks is how he got it. Many embark on a guilt trip for most of their lives, trying to figure out what they did to become ill. Read on to learn my thoughts about the origins of the disease.
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