Take Control of Crohn’s Disease
Repeat after us: You are not alone. There’s an arsenal of tools, resources, and support for Crohn’s at your disposal.
About 50 percent of people with Crohn’s disease will be in remission or have only mild disease activity over the next 5 years.

At least 1 in 1,000 people in western Europe and North America have Crohn’s disease (the areas of the world where the disease is most common).

How to Treat Crohn’s Disease
With the right treatment plan, it’s possible to keep your symptoms in remission for years at a time.
Why Stopping Your Crohn’s Medication Is Risky

Why Stopping Your Crohn’s Medication Is RiskyMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | August 15, 2023
The High Cost of Treating Crohn’s

The High Cost of Treating Crohn’sMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | December 16, 2022
What Is Step Therapy?

What Is Step Therapy?Medically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | June 23, 2022
When to Go to the Hospital for a Flare

When to Go to the Hospital for a FlareMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | June 23, 2022
Is Surgery Right for You?

Is Surgery Right for You?Medically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | December 16, 2022
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TippiTV: An Inspiring New Series for People Living With Crohn’s

TippiTV: An Inspiring New Series for People Living With Crohn’sFact Checked on January 20, 2023
TippiTV Crohn’s Disease: The Reunion

TippiTV Crohn’s Disease: The ReunionMedically Reviewed by Sanjai Sinha, MD | March 9, 2023
Crohn’s and Your Health
Don’t let IBD slow you down. Use these tips to take care of your physical and mental health.
What to Know About Colds and Flu if You Have Crohn’s

What to Know About Colds and Flu if You Have Crohn’sMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | August 15, 2023
What to Know About Colonoscopies for Crohn’s

What to Know About Colonoscopies for Crohn’sMedically Reviewed by Sanjai Sinha, MD | February 25, 2022
How Crohn's Can Affect Periods, Fertility, and More

How Crohn's Can Affect Periods, Fertility, and MoreMedically Reviewed by Sanjai Sinha, MD | December 16, 2022
How to Manage Crohn’s Disease at Work

How to Manage Crohn’s Disease at WorkMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | June 23, 2022
The Link Between Crohn’s and Shingles

The Link Between Crohn’s and ShinglesMedically Reviewed by Laura J. Martin, MD, MPH | April 14, 2022
Will Crohn’s Disease Shorten My Life Span?

Will Crohn’s Disease Shorten My Life Span?Medically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | August 15, 2023
8 Ways to Manage the Emotional Effects of Crohn’s
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What to Eat When It Feels Like You Can’t Eat Anything
You may have a laundry list of trigger foods — and not much of an appetite — but if you don’t consume enough nutrients, you could be at risk for malnutrition.
7 Crohn’s-Friendly Fast Food Restaurant Picks

7 Crohn’s-Friendly Fast Food Restaurant PicksMedically Reviewed by Lynn Grieger, RDN, CDCES | March 21, 2023
7 Cooking Tips From Home Chefs With Crohn’s

7 Cooking Tips From Home Chefs With Crohn’sMedically Reviewed by Lynn Grieger, RDN, CDCES | August 15, 2023
Why It’s Important to Stay Hydrated if You Have Crohn’s

Why It’s Important to Stay Hydrated if You Have Crohn’sMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | August 15, 2023
Should You Try Intermittent Fasting if You Have Crohn’s?

Should You Try Intermittent Fasting if You Have Crohn’s?Medically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | March 8, 2023
5 Vitamins and Minerals You May Need if You Have Crohn’s

5 Vitamins and Minerals You May Need if You Have Crohn’sMedically Reviewed by Ira Daniel Breite, MD | January 30, 2025
How to Track Your Crohn’s Symptoms
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