When I was diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease I quickly realized there would be physical effects of the illness as well as emotional effects. What I didn't realize right away was that there would be societal effects that I would have to deal with as well.
The physical effects were obvious and while uncomfortable, painful, inconvenient, and embarrassing I eventually learned how to deal with them and cope with them - or at least I knew to expect them. It was similar for me with the...
Read moreDr. Eisner answers questions about the causes of IBD, treating Crohn's with Tysabri, and surgery for Ulcerative Colitis. If you are... Read more »
One of my goals as a researcher is to stay current about my topic of interest by not only knowing what is happening in the U.S., but also... Read more »
Knowing how to ‘talk' to your doctor sounds simple, but can be difficult when: 1. you don't feel well 2. you are finally sitting in... Read more »
One and a half million. That's how many Americans are living with ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. And yet, there is so... Read more »
If you have IBD then you've probably heard suggestions like conducting an elimination diet to help identify foods that might trigger your... Read more »