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Crohn's Disease Complications

Fistulas, strictures, abscesses, malabsorption — what is reversible, what is not, and what is an emergency.

Fistulas in Crohn's Disease

Crohn's fistulas form when inflammation tunnels through the bowel wall. Why local repair fails while the systemic driver is still active, and what helps.

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Strictures in Crohn's: Can They Reverse?

An inflammatory stricture can soften. A fibrotic stricture is scar and does not reverse with any internal treatment. Knowing which one you have matters.

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Abscess in Crohn's Disease: Act Now

A Crohn's abscess needs drainage in hospital now, not a consultation. Learn the warning signs, why it happens, and what follows once you are out of danger.

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Malabsorption in Crohn's Disease

B12, iron, vitamin D, bile-salt diarrhoea and protein loss in Crohn's. Why supplements alone plug a leaking bucket, and what changes absorption itself.

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