If you have constipation with hypothyroidism, you’re not alone. Here are some things that can help.

Have a loved one with ulcerative colitis? Mandy, who has UC, shares what acts of kindness can really make a difference.

When you’re in the midst of a flare or stuck in a rut with your ulcerative colitis, it can be hard to think positive. But these UC vets are here to let you know that it does get better.

Dealing with sleep problems in addition to Crohn’s? You’re not alone. Here’s how to get better rest with IBD.

Can medical marijuana, CBD, or other forms of cannabis help your IBD symptoms? Here’s what the research and experts say.

Looking for a gastroenterologist (GI)? Here’s how to find one who’s a perfect match for you and your needs.

This gift guide will help you find the perfect stocking stuffer or small gift for your loved one with UC.

The Restroom Access Act, also known as Ally's Law, helps people living with Crohn's gain bathroom access when out and about during an emergency. Here’s what you should know.

When you have ulcerative colitis, you’re bound to experience a variety of unpleasant symptoms. But how do you know when something is severe enough to go to the doctor or even the ER?

Unfortunately for those of us living with ulcerative colitis, trips to the hospital or ER are often more frequent than we’d like. Here’s how to make future stays go more smoothly.