Fatigue is frustrating because it is difficult to measure and can be a challenge to treat. Many people living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease declare that they still experience daily fatigue even in remission and that it poorly affects their quality of life. What seems like one of the most common symptoms of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis can often feel like one of the most neglected. Is there a way of measuring IBD-related fatigue and...

Arthritis associated with Inflammatory Bowel Disease is commonly known as enteropathic arthritis. This type of joint inflammation can involve both axial and peripheral joints. Sometimes arthritis is the first symptom of IBD to show up and can preceed a diagnosis of IBD for a long time until it finally declares itself. Arthritis is more likely…

If you feel like your IBD symptoms become worse during your period you’re definitely not alone. Menstruating individuals who have been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis often report worsening of symptoms during menstruation. Here you’ll find the most comprehensive guide on Inflammatory Bowel Disease and menses on the internet. Guaranteed or your money back!

How do you do the number 2 without a rectum from which to poo? All about the J-pouch!

For some reason over the last decade this has become a very hot topic of debate amongst patients in the IBD community so I’d like to address this misconception, help you understand where it comes from, and provide you with accurate information to help you better understand IBD and why it isn’t possible for…