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Crohn's disease treatment: what is the fastest way to recover?
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Varies: Crohn's can range from diarrhea symptoms, to abscesses, fistulas and infections that require surgeries. The recovery process is tailored to the individual. A more complete history is needed. Treatment varies but is available. Recovery process depends on the treatment given, surgery or immunotherapy medications require different recovery approaches.
Answered 4/11/2018
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