I have crohns too I’ve had it for one year now, and it’s very interesting to know what’s going on in my body. Due to all the trips to hospital I now want to become a doctor and I’m working towards medical school now, to help people just like me!
@@yashsawalkar646 I was recently diagnosed. Had a fever and diarrhea for weeks. Developed severe pain in my knee and Achilles to the point I could barely walk. Went to the ED and they gave prednisone which made all the pain go away. They recommended a colonoscopy which then confirmed crohns. Hope that helps
One of my friend suffering with this disease,can you please help her out.....she is in very need right now. She is admitted in Apollo Hospital,jubilee Hills,Hyderabad.
People should knw the worth of these videos. crisp clear cut explanation with perfect visuals (animation, histology, gross appearance of specimen) wow! . pathophysiology is very important in the field of medicine. once should have clear understanding of this stuff. keep it up, TEAM OSMOSIS.
I most certainly agree. The medical discord server advised us to come watch the Osmosis channel in youtube a while ago, and I am more than pleased to be able to watch all of your high quality videos. If any of you are in medicine or are interested in medicine, feel free to join the Official Medical Knowledge Association (MKA) server: discord.gg/CYCvEdN It's free!
Whenever I think of this incurable and unbearable illness, I think of my friend who has this illness. He's had this illness since he was 16 years old. And what keeps going on in my mind of him enduring this illness and that there's no cure for the illness and sometimes I feel emotionally upset. But here's something that helps me stay positive about him and the hopes of him being miraculously cured, healed and recovered is that I have him on my Holy Rosary prayer list. There were a couple of times when his illness was escalating out of control, he started getting emotionally upset and started crying. And I couldn't stand him being upset. So I gave him a few hugs just to assure him that everything is going to be fine.
He may have symptom reduction or remission on a low fat whole food plant based diet. (No oil) and some do no gluten as well. Studies show most people with auto immune disease respond very positively.
You're a great friend. I hope he cherishes you. One of my only friends who knows what I go through, and always cried when I was admitted in the hospital, and when I almost died from sepsis after a bowel resection surgery was murdered last year in the spring. Someone thought he called him a name and started attacking him, and stabbed him in the heart. He never ever had been in a fight in his life. I miss him so much, I still cry everyday.
I'm 39 and was diagnosed with crohn's in 2007, however I had symptoms for a few years before diagnosis. This disease completely upended my life and is so severe I had to quit my career as a chef and move in with my parents. Many many emergency room visits and countless doctor visits later, and the only thing which helps me live a relatively normal life is opioid medication and healthy diet. I've run the gamut of medication (I tried at least 35 different types of all sorts from corticosteroids, intense anti-inflammatory injections as well as supplements & probiotics) and thankfully have not reached the point where surgical resection is necessary, but I can't begin to describe just how much of a game changer the opioid medication has been for my quality of life and pain management. The most frustrating aspect of my disease has been finding a doctor who is willing to prescribe what I need in the amount that I need due to the crackdown on opiates by the pharmaceutical boards. There was a 2 year period where my previous doctor retired and I couldn't find a doctor who would prescribe the necessary medication, and those two years were the most hellish and depressing of my life having to live with full blown symptoms almost daily with zero relief. I'm sad to admit that I contemplated suicide during that time because I was wasting away and constantly in excruciating pain, opioid medication doesn't just help relieve the pain it also slows down my bowels from needed to use the bathroom 6 times a day and it helps retain nutrients and stop weight loss (in that two year period I had lost 90 pounds). Thankfully I have a decent doctor now who prescribes the only thing that helps me, however the dosage still isn't enough but it's far and away better than nothing at all. I pray that all of those who suffer from this disease can find a good doctor who listens to their needs and helps them manage it to where you have actual good quality of life!
I am 43 and had Crohn's since age 13. At age 15 I had all but 4 inches of my large intestines removed. I was on 80mg of Prednisone and six Mercaptopurine tablets daily for two years. Here in Pennsylvania I've never been able to get pain meds for my Crohn's only for post operative conditions. Even with my 3 slipped discs and Hip / SI Joint degradation did they start me on very low pain medications when I was 42. I am now on Entyvio IV infusions since I became resistant to Humira from the Insurance making me wait weeks to get my meds. I am also currently receiving my sixth (as of today) Iron infusion for blood loss. It's rough for sure, and it's a lot to deal with so stay strong.
@@TheLionAndTheLamb777 God your situation sounds awful I'm so sorry, I wish I could say that I can relate but you are dealing with such a different set of challenges in comparison. For what it's worth I'll pray for you and I hope that you can still live a happy, fulfilling life despite the struggles you face🙏
@@drshakeelahmed95 currently I'm prescribed 40mg Oxycodone/day, as well as a Buprenorphine patch of 20mcg/hour which I wear for 7 days before changing to a new one. Ideally I need 60-70mg of oxycodone per day but my current doctor said he's "not comfortable prescribing that much" (which I think is ridiculous since I've had others who had no problem prescribing it), but I just have to make do with what I have
I find these videos to be even better than khan academy's, they're simple, short and straight to the point. I also love the fact that I can find everything medicine related in 1 place, will definitely be using them very often when I start my med 1 in 2 weeks. Thank you Osmosis :)
I found this to be the most comforting video on the day of my emergency Right Hemicolectomy surgery... I was undiagnosed at the time. Vomited 14 times on the night before hospital out of no where. Found this video through wikipedia after hospital Doctors thought it might be Crohn's. I thought it may have been Cancer with the amount of pain I was in.
The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
Osmosis has made it easy for me, every time I study about something I watch a video about it on osmosis and it makes it so easy to remember, they explain it in a better way. Thank you Osmosis
I have crohn disease since a year I can't explain how painful it is and I'm dying inside because people don't see my problem so they think it's not that bad I'm feeling helpless everyday sometimes pain come sometimes it's get worse now I'm suffering from anemia too
that's phase one, in phase two you understand how to eat in order not to trigger your inflammatory response, and live a happy life. if you got questions fell free to ask.
I'm so glad I found a video that clearly explains what Crohns Disease actually does in the digestive system. I have Crohns Disease and have been diagnosed at age of 13. It will soon be my 2nd year of the time I was diagnosed. Knowing the symptoms and treatments I can get, I really wanted to know what was really happening in my system. This is very interesting! I really enjoyed learning from this video and it really helps! Thank you😁
I just got diagnosed with this disease, your video helps with getting a sense of what's happening. Thank you for that. Still kind of scared tbh, don't really know what to expect, but the biologist in me is happy about learning something.
The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
@@mohamed.abobaraa I had my colonoscopy and endoscopy both were normal but sometimes I am getting streaks of red blood on my stool surface...what could be the issue
One important treatment detail missing from this vid is the incredible utility and benefit of biologics, especially going on them early. They're expensive and insurance companies don't wanna shell out for them but drugs like infliximab and adalimumab are game changers for crohn's. Also the side-effect profile for these drugs is significantly better than some of their contemporaries and they work really well with other immunomodulatory drugs such as the aminosalicylates or the thiopurines.
Do you have /had Crohns disease ? Just wondering if this is personal experience or just reading online ..? I was diagnosed yesterday with this... so I'm not reading up on it all
Yes, I’ve had Crohn’s disease over 20 years so now it has turned cancerous. It is rough but with the proper diet and that is extremely important when you have Crohn’s any type of disease anyone with this or also rated colitis of any kind please watch what you eat strictly organic, and stay away from gluten, please
My bf has crohn disease but I don't have any idea about this disease , he keeps saying that his stomach hurts every now and than continuously.. I don't know how do I calm him down because idk how bad it must be hurting him or makes him feel uncomfortable.. can you guys pls help me? Can anyone explain me this disease in short , and what types of diet or etc I should tell him to do , Because I want to help him I can't see him suffering like this , what steps should I take for him so that he doesn't suffer more ...
Thank you so much for this video! As a (if it officially exists as a type) visual learner, I absorbed way more knowledge from your video. Thank you for the time you put into it!
Great video, as someone recently diagnosed with this (effects basically my entire gi) this helps me feel more educated about what's going on in my body, cheers
Some people think it is isn’t a bacteria trigger but an animal protein trigger particularly diary. Studies show most people with an autoimmune disease have reduction or remission on a low fat (no oil) whole food plant based diet (some also need to remove gluten).
I was told by my doctor that they are not sure what cause crohns disease. In 13 just been diagnosed after people thinking I had a eating disorder when blood tests later showed that I have ibd
I have a friend who suffers from this and he says that you can live a good quality life if you strictly follow a certain diet , he says he follows that diet and ONLY drinks water.
Well, it's not possible to generalize. Today, I'm relatively well, but I've spend five years like a dead man (no working, no social life, just pain and inflammation all over my body). And there are worst cases. But this generalization (oh, care with your diet and you'll live a good normal life) is far away from truth
I might have this. I was having some pain and discomfort, and after a colonoscopy they found ulceration around my terminal ileum. They also said that my blood test came back with markers for Crohn’s. But after a diet switch up I haven’t had any pain or discomfort since then. And now the doctors are unsure again as to my condition. I’m going back now for a follow up colonoscopy. I really hope I wake up and they tell me I’m alright, but I’m preparing for anything at this point.
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Jaiden Yiyou dont worry it is treatable, i have crohns and it is manageable. just keep away from things that can scratch up that area and that will help with the cramps, and drink lots of water which will let youa bsorb more water. ive been diagnosed sine i was 9 and that was 8 years ago, and ive even had a surgery, the meds might be expensive but they work, i havent had a real cramp in years beause of them, soft or liquid stool is still a thing but is very much less common, and when i had my surgery was 2012, you'll be ok. good luck to you though.
This video, as the ulcerative colitis video, is really well done and it had been very helpful. Just one observation I would make, I missed the correlation with smoking (in both diseases).
The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
Other kinds of immunosuppressants or immunomodulators may be used in treatment of Crohn. Where I come from (Canada) People with Crohn disease often receive anti-TNF medication like Humira and Enbrel to control the symptoms.
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The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
thank u so much for the illustration i juste have a difficulty at understanding how can we have stenoses in crohn's desease...because u only demonstrated the ulceration
Good video...but cud have been great... There are a lot more points to be mentioned about morphology, microscopy and complications. Please add that too.
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The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
Recently had a colonoscopy. Doctor suspects it to either be mycobacterium tuberculosis or Crohn’s disease. The ulcers are located in my antrum, ileum and rectum. I’ve been having constant diarrhea ever since. Not sure what to do with my life anymore.
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Thank you for this video. :) Best explained I have came across yet, clearly but precisely described differences and symptoms, so at least I know what I have to deal with.... :/ Edit: maybe I found one mistake tho, you left out completely Biological treatment, which for example I have, and also re-section surgery, also had already :(
Hi! Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention! I will be sure to pass this along to my colleagues on the Content Team so they can check the details with our Chief Medical Officer. 😊
My Boss Juat called me to tell me she has this illness, I am hurt,But like I told her We serve God who created us,Knew what we would go through, our bodies are not here for diseases He can and will cure this disease. I stand on my faith,who is a healer,provider,doctor ,lawyer mother father everything we need and want him to be,,I trust God
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Ive had crohns disease for several years now, i just recently discovered this is what i have. Im in the process of trying to get disability, i havent been able to work in over 10 years now and that entire time i was trying different things to see if i could get on a better diet where i feel better but i cant. Its only gotten worse. So can anyone tell me if i got a good chance of getting on disability due to this? Im in ohio.
We have one in the pipeline Priya! When it's done we'll post it to our website, where we post all of our unreleased and exclusive videos (like our 8-part series on ECG). Check it out! bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ
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I have crohns too I’ve had it for one year now, and it’s very interesting to know what’s going on in my body. Due to all the trips to hospital I now want to become a doctor and I’m working towards medical school now, to help people just like me!
That's great! We hope that you'll be able to achieve your dream! 💖
I fear that I might also have this disease. Can you please tell me what symptoms you had before you felt a need to go to a hospital?
@@yashsawalkar646 I was recently diagnosed. Had a fever and diarrhea for weeks. Developed severe pain in my knee and Achilles to the point I could barely walk. Went to the ED and they gave prednisone which made all the pain go away. They recommended a colonoscopy which then confirmed crohns. Hope that helps
One of my friend suffering with this disease,can you please help her out.....she is in very need right now.
She is admitted in Apollo Hospital,jubilee Hills,Hyderabad.
Good for you, I hope you become the best doctor ever. My husband passed away from complications from crohn's disease.
People should knw the worth of these videos. crisp clear cut explanation with perfect visuals (animation, histology, gross appearance of specimen) wow! . pathophysiology is very important in the field of medicine. once should have clear understanding of this stuff. keep it up, TEAM OSMOSIS.
Thanks so much Shaik - please help us spread the word about these videos. =)
I most certainly agree. The medical discord server advised us to come watch the Osmosis channel in youtube a while ago, and I am more than pleased to be able to watch all of your high quality videos. If any of you are in medicine or are interested in medicine, feel free to join the Official Medical Knowledge Association (MKA) server: discord.gg/CYCvEdN It's free!
Vunami u
I am very grateful
Osmosis thx for ur efforts..
U have explained very nicely with animation which is very easy to understand..
God bless U...
Whenever I think of this incurable and unbearable illness, I think of my friend who has this illness. He's had this illness since he was 16 years old. And what keeps going on in my mind of him enduring this illness and that there's no cure for the illness and sometimes I feel emotionally upset. But here's something that helps me stay positive about him and the hopes of him being miraculously cured, healed and recovered is that I have him on my Holy Rosary prayer list. There were a couple of times when his illness was escalating out of control, he started getting emotionally upset and started crying. And I couldn't stand him being upset. So I gave him a few hugs just to assure him that everything is going to be fine.
He may have symptom reduction or remission on a low fat whole food plant based diet. (No oil) and some do no gluten as well.
Studies show most people with auto immune disease respond very positively.
You're a great friend. I hope he cherishes you. One of my only friends who knows what I go through, and always cried when I was admitted in the hospital, and when I almost died from sepsis after a bowel resection surgery was murdered last year in the spring. Someone thought he called him a name and started attacking him, and stabbed him in the heart. He never ever had been in a fight in his life. I miss him so much, I still cry everyday.
I'm 39 and was diagnosed with crohn's in 2007, however I had symptoms for a few years before diagnosis. This disease completely upended my life and is so severe I had to quit my career as a chef and move in with my parents. Many many emergency room visits and countless doctor visits later, and the only thing which helps me live a relatively normal life is opioid medication and healthy diet. I've run the gamut of medication (I tried at least 35 different types of all sorts from corticosteroids, intense anti-inflammatory injections as well as supplements & probiotics) and thankfully have not reached the point where surgical resection is necessary, but I can't begin to describe just how much of a game changer the opioid medication has been for my quality of life and pain management. The most frustrating aspect of my disease has been finding a doctor who is willing to prescribe what I need in the amount that I need due to the crackdown on opiates by the pharmaceutical boards. There was a 2 year period where my previous doctor retired and I couldn't find a doctor who would prescribe the necessary medication, and those two years were the most hellish and depressing of my life having to live with full blown symptoms almost daily with zero relief. I'm sad to admit that I contemplated suicide during that time because I was wasting away and constantly in excruciating pain, opioid medication doesn't just help relieve the pain it also slows down my bowels from needed to use the bathroom 6 times a day and it helps retain nutrients and stop weight loss (in that two year period I had lost 90 pounds). Thankfully I have a decent doctor now who prescribes the only thing that helps me, however the dosage still isn't enough but it's far and away better than nothing at all. I pray that all of those who suffer from this disease can find a good doctor who listens to their needs and helps them manage it to where you have actual good quality of life!
I am 43 and had Crohn's since age 13. At age 15 I had all but 4 inches of my large intestines removed. I was on 80mg of Prednisone and six Mercaptopurine tablets daily for two years. Here in Pennsylvania I've never been able to get pain meds for my Crohn's only for post operative conditions. Even with my 3 slipped discs and Hip / SI Joint degradation did they start me on very low pain medications when I was 42. I am now on Entyvio IV infusions since I became resistant to Humira from the Insurance making me wait weeks to get my meds. I am also currently receiving my sixth (as of today) Iron infusion for blood loss. It's rough for sure, and it's a lot to deal with so stay strong.
@@TheLionAndTheLamb777 God your situation sounds awful I'm so sorry, I wish I could say that I can relate but you are dealing with such a different set of challenges in comparison. For what it's worth I'll pray for you and I hope that you can still live a happy, fulfilling life despite the struggles you face🙏
How is your ferritin levels? Curious as I’m searching for info on TH-cam and connection for myself
Please tell tell your medicine names
@@drshakeelahmed95 currently I'm prescribed 40mg Oxycodone/day, as well as a Buprenorphine patch of 20mcg/hour which I wear for 7 days before changing to a new one. Ideally I need 60-70mg of oxycodone per day but my current doctor said he's "not comfortable prescribing that much" (which I think is ridiculous since I've had others who had no problem prescribing it), but I just have to make do with what I have
I find these videos to be even better than khan academy's, they're simple, short and straight to the point. I also love the fact that I can find everything medicine related in 1 place, will definitely be using them very often when I start my med 1 in 2 weeks. Thank you Osmosis :)
Awesome, we used to run Khan Academy medicine and have moved on to Osmosis now. Glad you're enjoying it!
I had crones when i was 7 years old and now i’m a 8 thanks to CHOC children’s hospital
Hi, what helped it go away? Sounds good!
It’s a chronic disease its not something that can go away and not in a year
I found this to be the most comforting video on the day of my emergency Right Hemicolectomy surgery... I was undiagnosed at the time. Vomited 14 times on the night before hospital out of no where. Found this video through wikipedia after hospital Doctors thought it might be Crohn's. I thought it may have been Cancer with the amount of pain I was in.
The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
Osmosis has made it easy for me, every time I study about something I watch a video about it on osmosis and it makes it so easy to remember, they explain it in a better way. Thank you Osmosis
I don’t understand when people say “had” if you actually have it it doesn’t go away
I have crohn disease since a year I can't explain how painful it is and I'm dying inside because people don't see my problem so they think it's not that bad I'm feeling helpless everyday sometimes pain come sometimes it's get worse now I'm suffering from anemia too
that's phase one, in phase two you understand how to eat in order not to trigger your inflammatory response, and live a happy life. if you got questions fell free to ask.
God will heal you speedily in Jesus Name 🙏🏾❤
Please stay strong
Quit GLUTEN dont eat GRAINS!!!
I'm so glad I found a video that clearly explains what Crohns Disease actually does in the digestive system. I have Crohns Disease and have been diagnosed at age of 13. It will soon be my 2nd year of the time I was diagnosed. Knowing the symptoms and treatments I can get, I really wanted to know what was really happening in my system. This is very interesting! I really enjoyed learning from this video and it really helps! Thank you😁
Emily H. I got it when I was 8
Wow, good luck! I was diagnosed when i was 3
I know the cure to crohn's. I am being absolutely serious. Reply if you want to know the cure.
same here since i was 13 and doctors didnt know whats wrong with me untill age of 16 and now im 19 :)
@@korezbexion1364 Do you still have problems?
Love Osmosis. The best medical TH-cam channel ever.
We appreciate this ❤️
I just got diagnosed with this disease, your video helps with getting a sense of what's happening. Thank you for that. Still kind of scared tbh, don't really know what to expect, but the biologist in me is happy about learning something.
Which test helped u to diagnose Crohn's disease
The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
@@mohamed.abobaraa Test to detect crohn's disease
@@SANDY-ul5mb colonoscopy
@@mohamed.abobaraa I had my colonoscopy and endoscopy both were normal but sometimes I am getting streaks of red blood on my stool surface...what could be the issue
U guys made a medical stdnt's lite easy.. Allah bless u..
One important treatment detail missing from this vid is the incredible utility and benefit of biologics, especially going on them early. They're expensive and insurance companies don't wanna shell out for them but drugs like infliximab and adalimumab are game changers for crohn's.
Also the side-effect profile for these drugs is significantly better than some of their contemporaries and they work really well with other immunomodulatory drugs such as the aminosalicylates or the thiopurines.
Do you have /had Crohns disease ? Just wondering if this is personal experience or just reading online ..? I was diagnosed yesterday with this... so I'm not reading up on it all
Yes, I’ve had Crohn’s disease over 20 years so now it has turned cancerous. It is rough but with the proper diet and that is extremely important when you have Crohn’s any type of disease anyone with this or also rated colitis of any kind please watch what you eat strictly organic, and stay away from gluten, please
“what is crohn’s disease?”
a living hell
I was able to cure Crohns and Colitis when I used herbal 🌿 supplements along with a natural diet from ( Dr.uwenboherbalhome ) here on youtube ✅
My bf has crohn disease but I don't have any idea about this disease , he keeps saying that his stomach hurts every now and than continuously.. I don't know how do I calm him down because idk how bad it must be hurting him or makes him feel uncomfortable.. can you guys pls help me? Can anyone explain me this disease in short , and what types of diet or etc I should tell him to do , Because I want to help him I can't see him suffering like this , what steps should I take for him so that he doesn't suffer more ...
my doctor got shocked by seeing me giving all the answers on chrons disese so daamn right tanks to your awesome video
I couldn't understand why people can actually hit the dislike button. Thank you Osmosis! Thank you Tanner!
Hi! i have chrons disease, for a year now. I am hoping to help other children who have chrons disease in the future!
I have an exam tomorrow and it really saved my life thank you so much 💜💜
Hope your exam goes well, Roya! 💙
Thank you so much for this video! As a (if it officially exists as a type) visual learner, I absorbed way more knowledge from your video. Thank you for the time you put into it!
You're very welcome! 💕
God Bless and help all those suffer from IBD.
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Great video, as someone recently diagnosed with this (effects basically my entire gi) this helps me feel more educated about what's going on in my body, cheers
Me too got it when I was 13 yr old
How it is been diagnosed?? After colonscopy do they take biospy.??
@@MoraleUr how is it detected after colonoscopy?? Do biospy help to detect
@@peterparker4358 sry can't remember
@@MoraleUr now ur fine ?? From Crohn's
Some people think it is isn’t a bacteria trigger but an animal protein trigger particularly diary.
Studies show most people with an autoimmune disease have reduction or remission on a low fat (no oil) whole food plant based diet (some also need to remove gluten).
I was told by my doctor that they are not sure what cause crohns disease. In 13 just been diagnosed after people thinking I had a eating disorder when blood tests later showed that I have ibd
I have a friend who suffers from this and he says that you can live a good quality life if you strictly follow a certain diet , he says he follows that diet and ONLY drinks water.
Well, it's not possible to generalize. Today, I'm relatively well, but I've spend five years like a dead man (no working, no social life, just pain and inflammation all over my body). And there are worst cases. But this generalization (oh, care with your diet and you'll live a good normal life) is far away from truth
I might have this. I was having some pain and discomfort, and after a colonoscopy they found ulceration around my terminal ileum. They also said that my blood test came back with markers for Crohn’s. But after a diet switch up I haven’t had any pain or discomfort since then. And now the doctors are unsure again as to my condition. I’m going back now for a follow up colonoscopy. I really hope I wake up and they tell me I’m alright, but I’m preparing for anything at this point.
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How's your health now?
What happened?
result bro
There are flares and times of being ok
I find these videos so interesting. Maybe it's just because they are really well done
This is one of the most useful and easy learning and mostly completed site ... thanks so much.. i wish i saw it long time ago
Ammm…. Great video …
Just an update
now Crohn’s disease is mostly considered as autoimmune disease
Always head and shoulders above all. THANKS Osmosis
meanwhile I have a question please if you can answer it. what does fistula mean histologically ?
I've had crohns for most of my life. Highly recommend looking into a carnivore diet. My results have been amazing.
Interesting how people from different regions are given different diets. I am from India and they gave me a herbivore diet 😂
Great explanation....thank u so much sir
Thanks and welcome, Arshi! 😊
Thank you, your videos are very very helpful especially for fast revision. Crohn's disease came out in my examination today ^~^
So glad you found our stuff helpful!
Jaiden Yiyou dont worry it is treatable, i have crohns and it is manageable. just keep away from things that can scratch up that area and that will help with the cramps, and drink lots of water which will let youa bsorb more water. ive been diagnosed sine i was 9 and that was 8 years ago, and ive even had a surgery, the meds might be expensive but they work, i havent had a real cramp in years beause of them, soft or liquid stool is still a thing but is very much less common, and when i had my surgery was 2012, you'll be ok. good luck to you though.
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This video, as the ulcerative colitis video, is really well done and it had been very helpful. Just one observation I would make, I missed the correlation with smoking (in both diseases).
Cleo Frossard z smoking is though to protective against UC and risk factor for CD.
The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
I was able to cure Crohns and Colitis when I used herbal 🌿 supplements along with a natural diet from ( Dr.uwenboherbalhome ) here on youtube ✅❤️..
Other kinds of immunosuppressants or immunomodulators may be used in treatment of Crohn. Where I come from (Canada) People with Crohn disease often receive anti-TNF medication like Humira and Enbrel to control the symptoms.
yeah i had infliximab and humira which didnt work, am currently on Stelara
I was under Infliximab, that's finally ended with a fistula.
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@@joaoignacio1978 why did you need to do an dialysis ? Whether Crohn disease causes dialysis ?
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This video made me understood better while l m preparing for seminar... thank you so much
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Thanks - please share these with your classmates!
Do people with crohn’s disease have severe abdominal pain all the time?
pretty much
Well for me its few months of I am fine to few months of world is ending
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The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
thank u so much for the illustration i juste have a difficulty at understanding how can we have stenoses in crohn's desease...because u only demonstrated the ulceration
crohns causes strictures which can cause stenosing of intestinal lumen
Hey there! Love the video! I was just wondering what your sources are? Anyway I can get a list to help me with a research paper?
Videos are so informative.. keep up the good work
Good video...but cud have been great... There are a lot more points to be mentioned about morphology, microscopy and complications. Please add that too.
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The problem of Crohn's is the blood. I treated it through the blood. I took herbs from us from Egypt. I bought it. It was called a cholesterol solvent and a liver fat solvent. I was cured of Crohn's. It simply means the colon is not the actual problem. The whole story is blood. recover .#.
Recently had a colonoscopy. Doctor suspects it to either be mycobacterium tuberculosis or Crohn’s disease. The ulcers are located in my antrum, ileum and rectum. I’ve been having constant diarrhea ever since. Not sure what to do with my life anymore.
Can you make a video about „Colitis/Pancolites ul/ceroca“ please. It‘s a chronic colon disease too.
Please tell which medicine is given most commonly, at least name of the medicine in your videos if not the dosage.
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Thank you for this video. :) Best explained I have came across yet, clearly but precisely described differences and symptoms, so at least I know what I have to deal with.... :/
Edit: maybe I found one mistake tho, you left out completely Biological treatment, which for example I have, and also re-section surgery, also had already :(
Hi! Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention! I will be sure to pass this along to my colleagues on the Content Team so they can check the details with our Chief Medical Officer. 😊
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My Boss Juat called me to tell me she has this illness, I am hurt,But like I told her We serve God who created us,Knew what we would go through, our bodies are not here for diseases
He can and will cure this disease. I stand on my faith,who is a healer,provider,doctor ,lawyer mother father everything we need and want him to be,,I trust God
wow 7years later i have that!! so cool .
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Best video i have found, so helpful for my physio lab presentation. Best explanation in general. Thank you.
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Ive had crohns disease for several years now, i just recently discovered this is what i have. Im in the process of trying to get disability, i havent been able to work in over 10 years now and that entire time i was trying different things to see if i could get on a better diet where i feel better but i cant. Its only gotten worse. So can anyone tell me if i got a good chance of getting on disability due to this? Im in ohio.
So it basically means my cells are going Hulk Smash on my insides. Interesting.
Excelente! Muchas gracias ☺️
I love your videos!
Thanks, Chisala! ❤️
excellent video..can you make one on chronic gastritis too?
We have one in the pipeline Priya! When it's done we'll post it to our website, where we post all of our unreleased and exclusive videos (like our 8-part series on ECG). Check it out! bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ
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Your videos are amazing!!! Thank u so much really!
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This is really helpful. Thank you!!
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Thank you so much for all the helpful videos! You guys really helped me prepare for my exam. 😊 5/6/2018
hope you graduated 😌🤲🏼
@@sh-gk9tf I graduated 2 years ago. Right now I’m working as junior doctor 😄
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Good explanation!!!
Over my head. Explanations in more simplified terms.
Thanx .. it's helpful 👍
Go to a beef only diet and see many improvements! Watch Dr Shawn Baker
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