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I have ulcerative colitis (remission w/humira) and have been very gassy and crampy lately?
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See your doctor: Unfortunately you have to stay ahead of any symptoms once you have had UC. Give your treating doctor a call to discuss your symptoms and any side effects from any of the medications you take or if your diet changed recently. You may have a history of getting those symptoms with some foods. Feel better soon.
Answered 5/17/2016
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