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Been dealing with a crohns flare for 2 weeks now. this is my first bad one. are there symptoms my doctor needs to know about. don't go in till april 9?
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Crohns flare: You need to let your doctor know if you are having blood in your stool, fevers, rashes, or the amount of pain. Also if the flare gets worse please contact the office and let them know - they may be able to move your appointment forward
Answered 3/30/2015
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