Are the new IBD medications safe?
All medications have potential side effects, but the risks of uncontrolled IBD are generally greater than the risks of treatment. We carefully select medications.
Read MoreHow often will I need colonoscopies?
This depends on your disease type, extent, and duration. People with long-standing ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s colitis require regular surveillance colonoscopies (typically every 1-3.
Read MoreIs it safe to get pregnant with.
Yes, women with IBD can have healthy pregnancies. The key is achieving and maintaining remission before conception. We provide pre-conception counselling and work closely.
Read MoreCan diet help manage IBD?
While no specific diet cures IBD, certain dietary approaches can help manage symptoms during flares and maintain remission. We provide evidence-based dietary guidance and.
Read MoreWill I need surgery for my IBD?
Not necessarily. With modern medical treatments, surgery rates have decreased significantly. However, some patients with complications like strictures, fistulas, or severe disease may benefit.
Read MoreIs IBD curable?
While there is currently no cure for IBD, effective treatments can control inflammation, heal the gut lining, and achieve long-term remission. Many people with.
Read MoreWhat’s the difference between IBD and IBS?
IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) involves visible inflammation and damage to the digestive tract seen on endoscopy or imaging. IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) is a.
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