Crohn’s Disease Flare up: Evidence-Based Protocol
A Crohn’s disease flare up represents an acute exacerbation of intestinal inflammation, typically characterized by increased bowel frequency, abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, and systemic symptoms that disrupt daily functioning. In 2026, clinical data shows that 60-70% of Crohn’s patients experience at least one flare annually, with episodes lasting between 2-8 weeks when unmanaged. Understanding the
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