Crohn's Symptoms

What are the symptoms of Crohn's Disease

Fever

Persistent elevated body temperature.

Tiredness

Overwhelming tiredness.

Diarrhoea

Frequent loose bowel movements.

Shortness of Breath​

Difficulty in breathing.

Stomach Cramps

Generalized muscular discomfort.

Weight Loss

Unexplained weight reduction.

Watch for symptoms

Common Symptoms

If you experience symptoms such as fever, fatigue, diarrhea, weight loss, body aches, or shortness of breath, seek immediate medical attention. Early intervention is crucial. Consult a knowledgeable physician for proper diagnosis and initiate the recommended treatments to manage Crohn’s disease effectively.

What to do
if you have symptoms

In the event of symptoms, swift action is paramount. Early intervention profoundly impacts prognosis and quality of life. The book offers comprehensive guidance on recognizing signs and immediate steps for optimal outcomes. Don’t hesitate; a timely response can make a crucial difference in managing and mitigating the effects of Crohn’s disease.

Crohn's Prevention

How to Prevent yourself

Remember, informed choices and early actions play a pivotal role in preventing and managing Crohn’s disease effectively. Adopt healthy practices to minimize the risk.

Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding for at first three-four weeks of a baby’s life to protect the newborn from acquiring Crohn’s disease at a future date. After four weeks, milk-based formula can be used.

Avoid Contaminated Formula

If not certified as being MAP-free, use infant formula that is not milk-based for the first three-four weeks of a baby’s life.

Dietary Changes

If you have Crohn’s disease make unadulterated foods your medicine. Avoid all milk-based products and meat from animals that eat grass.

Boost Immune System

Incorporate supplements and selected foods that enhance your immune system.