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Crohns in 90%remission. humaria and cananasa how often should i have follow up and what all should dr be doing gi joke just ask how feel need refill?
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No joking matter: If your Crohn's is 90% better, that means you still have active disease--you need to take your drugs on the schedule outlined by your gastroenterologist, & follow-up with him/her at the prescribed appointments. The goal is 100% remission & avoidance of both disease progression as well as symptom flares. Make a lifelong commitment to your health here--bad consequences otherwise. Learn all you can!
Answered 6/5/2015
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