new morning routine & finally getting answers … crohn’s updates | Living with Crohn’s

Why I think my doctor lied to me and updates on my health and Crohn’s Diagnosis! Stay tuned for things helping me heal inflammation in my body.
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[@FayeSheehan]

hey! just found your video. i just been diagnosed and your the first person i have found who also is trying to control it naturally! i have been trying to do this too. i am very new too all this so also trying to learn and understand my body too. So sorry to hear about how bad your previous doctor was!

[@EmilyBeck]

I'm so glad you were able to resonate with it and I'm sorry you're having to navigate this!

[@harveyaumer7041]

I recommended trying the specific carbohydrate diet

[@harveyaumer7041]

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[@missweezer503]

Crohn’s can affect any part of your digestive tract, from your mouth to your anus. So, just because it’s not in your small intestine doesn’t mean you don’t have Crohn’s. Also, Crohn’s is what causes abscesses because it affects all layers of the bowel, unlike ulcerative colitis which only affects the inner layer. I hope you get the right treatment soon. Often you need to treat aggressively at first. And it’s also not strange for the ulcers to have healed in your colon spontaneously but more likely because of the antibiotics. What I’m saying is I don’t think the first doctor lied to you. It’s definitely the most current treatment rationale to treat the disease very aggressively at first. Good luck!