Complications That Can Arise From Crohn s Disease
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Complications Arising from Crohn's Disease
Crohn's Disease is a challenging and painful condition, and the complications it can cause may make it even more overwhelming.
Intestinal Blockages
One of the most prevalent complications is intestinal blockages due to excessive inflammation, swelling, and scar tissue. These cause the bowel walls to thicken, narrowing the intestinal passages. Symptoms often include abdominal cramps, bloating, and vomiting. While medication can help manage inflammation, persistent blockages may require surgery to remove the affected intestine segment.
Ulcers and Fistulas
Crohn's can also lead to the formation of ulcers within the intestinal tract. These can develop into fistulas, which may connect to surrounding tissues, like the bladder or skin. Infected fistulas can cause severe abdominal pain and fever. Small fistulas might be treated with medication, but more severe cases often need surgery. Abscesses, or pus pockets from fistulas, might require drainage, while anal fissures, which are painful cracks in the anus lining, also pose issues.
Nutritional Deficiencies
Due to poor dietary intake and nutrient absorption, along with vomiting and diarrhea, nutritional deficiencies and malnutrition are common. While not as prevalent unless the disease is prolonged, deficiencies in vitamins, proteins, and calories can occur. Nutritional supplements, available in concentrated forms, are typically effective in addressing these deficiencies, whether through injections or oral intake.
Psychological Impact
Often overlooked is the psychological impact of Crohn's Disease. Many patients experience depression, anxiety, and stress due to the chronic nature of the condition.
Understanding these complications can help in managing Crohn's Disease more effectively.
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