FINALLY! Answers to Burning Questions About Your Abdominal Pain!

If you thought that constant pain in your belly is caused by “something you ate” you are partially correct.  But thinking that it’s a painful condition that you’d have to try to to live with, then listen up.  It could be a sign of something more sinister and you need to learn to deal with it.

Do you remember the first time you had that horrible abdominal pain? Chances are, you may have thought you were suffering from appendicitis. You couldn’t believe how painful it was. Perhaps the pain occurred following a meal and subsided after a period of time

In fact you may even be thinking that it’s a bad case of the flu especially if you are having other symptoms like diarrhea or even weight loss.  If you think that,  you couldn’t be further from the truth.

You could very well be experiencing the symptoms of Chron’s Disease and if left unchecked could result in ulcers, anal fissures, anemia or inflammation of the joints.

What Is Crohn’s Disease?

Chron’s Disease is an inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. It is a specific type of bowel disease but it can erupt anywhere between the mouth and the anus and while it specifically affects the digestive system most instances occur in the lower part of the small intestine or the beginning part of the large intestine.

It is a very serious medical condition that should not go unchecked.

If You Want To Stop the Pain Then You
Need To Know How to Control the Disease

And that’s wh

ere “Living With Crohn’s Disease” comes in.  Since Chron’s is not your garden variety heartburn or b

ellyache you

have got to get

the correct answers to your questions.  Interestingly, Chron’s normally affects people between the ages of fifteen and 30 and does not affect young children.

It affects appr

oximately 400,000 to 600,00 people in North America.  There is no specific cause of the disease although some subscribe to the idea of genetics.   Not only is there jno specific cause there is also no single cure.  It need not be a disabling condition but you must learn how to diagnose and live with the disease.

“Living With Crohn’s Disease” endeavors to answer your unasked questions like these:.

• What happens with inflammation of the bowels?
• What are the signs and symptoms of Chron’s Disease?
• What are the common complications of the disease?
• What are the different types of Chron’s?
• How to detect the symptoms in children?
• How does Chron’s affect women?
• How is it diagnosed?
• What you should expect while testing for Chron’s.
• How is it treated?
• Simple cures and lifestyle changes.
• Managing stress and coping with the emotional factors.