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Talking about your ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease with your doctor isn't always fun, but this guide can make it a little easier.
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Questions about physical and emotional symptoms
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[NAME]'s Gut GuideWith this personalized guide in hand, you're ready to make the most out of your next doctor visit. And remember, there are always more resources available to you at LivingWithIBD.com.
It’s time to think about the future
It’s good to hear that your [DISEASE] is pretty manageable at the moment. But remember, [DISEASE] can cause permanent damage to your gut, so now might be a good time to start thinking about ways to manage your disease moving forward.
Make sure to have a serious discussion about your current symptoms and potential treatment options with your doctor. Together, you can be ready for what your [DISEASE] brings in the future.
A little improvement could go a long way
It sounds like you’re managing your [DISEASE] pretty well at the moment, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t impacting your life.
Little things, like nagging symptoms or disruptions in your day-to-day life, could get worse over time. There may be ways to help reduce your symptoms, and your doctor can help you find what works for you.
You're not the only one struggling
There are a lot of people out there struggling with [DISEASE], and from your answers, it sounds like you could be one of them.
Take a minute to think about all the ways your [DISEASE] is affecting you, physically and emotionally. How would your life change if your [DISEASE] was better controlled? Your doctor can help you explore management options that may help you reach your goals.
You're ready to make a change
From your answers, it sounds like you're really struggling with your symptoms and how much your [DISEASE] is affecting your everyday life.
It’s important to remember that you're not alone. Millions of people in the US have IBD, and there are treatments that may be able to help. Make sure you tell your doctor just how much your [DISEASE] is affecting you, and they might be able to help you make a real change.
Based on your answers, here are some important topics you should definitely bring up to your doctor.