SURGERY FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD) I WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? I THE GRUMBLING GUT

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF HAVING SURGERY FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD)?
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What are the advantages of surgery for Crohn's disease as well as surgery for ulcerative colitis? Surgical treatment of Crohn's disease can include small bowel and large bowel surgery and, in this video, I will explain to you what the advantages are for having surgery for inflammatory bowel disease.
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[TheGrumblingGut]

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[ahart]

Hi I had an ileostomy 27 years ago at the age of 32 and haven’t looked back. My husband and I adopted our son and went on to have two successful careers. So pleased you are providing this info for those who need it. Congrats.

[YesToTech]

Wow! This is so good to know! Thanks so much for sharing your expertise with us!

[WhimsicalFamilyLife]

Thanks for talking through this! Your knowledge & experience about Chron's Disease is evident & will help many!

[Hila_at_Home]

Thanks for sharing this valuable information. My husband's Crohn's has been in remission for several years but we are always diligent.

[ortallevitan]

Thanks so much for sharing this information! you clearly know what you're talking about and the amount of detail you go into when explaining this just showcases your expertise

[UnorthodoxThoughts]

Great info and you broke this down so well

[MorleyAndMunster]

great videos. I have crohns and lupus. I really want a stoma, but my gastroenterologist and colorectal surgeon are hesitant to do a stoma for me. They feel being that crohn's is an inflammatory illness, the area of surgery will become inflamed and cause more difficulties. :(

[Knighttus]

How are you now? What medecine are you on?

[molondon]

Hello just ask did you have the stomach bag?

[itsAPC]

Im having crohn's and doctor gave budesonide and immunosupresent (about 3months) but my hemoglobin is very less 6-7..does immunosupresent reduce haemoglobin or i have some other problem?? My crp reduced to 7.5 from 23

[nikolaospeterson]

Today at this writing, I have been having a bad flare with severe intestinal pain and profuse diarrhoea. I had just taken the Pfizer/Biotech COVID vacine as I am in this group of those with comorbities in my case of course IBD Crohns. I am woundering if this vacine has trigerred this bad flare as I have been going to the bathroom on average of an hour to an hour and a half with diarrhoea that just won't quit! This along with bad gut pains. I feel low on energy and fatigued, been in bed most of the time.Now I do not know whether this is vacine related and when this diarrhoea will stop, hopefully soon. This is my first initial jab, as 1st of March (2021) will be scheduled my second dose. I am worried as I have this reaction now from the first dose, if this shall happen again but worse. Before the time of taking this COVID vacine, I was in remission. Should I see my IBD team and take infliximab, I don't know. Thanks