This is how a Crohn’s disease looks in colonoscopy.
8 thoughts on “The appeareance of Crohn’s disease”
Hi, I am a medical student, I found this on a search. This is Ulcerative Colitis, similar but not quite the same as crohn’s disease. A different portion of the intestine is involved, and the appearance is a little different. The colonoscopy is also labeled as ulcerative colitis. Still good images, but wrong condition.
Was diagnosed when I was 17, am now 27. It interrupts my life at times when the flare up is severe but most of the time i lead a fairly regular life. Dont stress, diet management and medication helps alot!
i just found out a month ago that I have crohn’s. It seems that hearing more and more about it….
im 19 and i just found out today that i have crohns im really scared but at the sametime so many people say its nothing……ugh
I turned 18 in January and was diagnosed with crohn’s disease is March. My life is completely miserable.
Thanks God Crohn’s disease is uncommon in Mexico
Thank you Dr. A, that was the goal.
Great pics! This is an effective way of how to explain this condition to patients.
Hi, I am a medical student, I found this on a search. This is Ulcerative Colitis, similar but not quite the same as crohn’s disease. A different portion of the intestine is involved, and the appearance is a little different. The colonoscopy is also labeled as ulcerative colitis. Still good images, but wrong condition.
Was diagnosed when I was 17, am now 27. It interrupts my life at times when the flare up is severe but most of the time i lead a fairly regular life. Dont stress, diet management and medication helps alot!
i just found out a month ago that I have crohn’s. It seems that hearing more and more about it….
im 19 and i just found out today that i have crohns im really scared but at the sametime so many people say its nothing……ugh
I turned 18 in January and was diagnosed with crohn’s disease is March. My life is completely miserable.
Thanks God Crohn’s disease is uncommon in Mexico
Thank you Dr. A, that was the goal.
Great pics! This is an effective way of how to explain this condition to patients.