Crohn’s Disease

Also indexed as:Granulomatous Ileitis, Ileocolitis, Regional Enteritis
A full feeling in your stomach, accompanied by abdominal pain and regular bouts of diarrhea, may be signs of Crohn’s disease. According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful.
Digestion issues and nausea are never pleasant, but fortunately there are many products available to relieve your symptoms. Use the guides below to identify what may help soothe your stomach.
Laxatives & Fiber Products
If occasionally you find yourself unable to stay regular—what feels like constipation to you—a fiber supplement or laxative may help get your body back on track.
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Anti-Nausea & Motion Sickness Products
Whether triggered by car, boat, plane, or train, motion sickness and nausea will make you miserable. And while health experts don’t know exactly what causes motion sickness, there are plenty of options for keeping it at bay.
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Anti-Gas Products
To get gas and bloating under control fast, look to these anti-gas products for relief.
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Antacids & Acid Reducers
If you or a family member suffers from heartburn or acid indigestion, antacids and acid reducers may offer temporary relief.
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Natural Digestion Aids
If you suffer with these issues from time to time, a natural digestion aid may be just what you need to get your body back on track.
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Children's Digestion Aids
Comfort your kids with safe, gentle, and effective products to help their digestion.
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Smoking Cessation Products
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