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Arthritis
(in Complications)
Arthritis, or inflammation of the joints, is the most common complication outside the gastrointestinal tract. Learn more about the types of arthritis and treatment options
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Bone Loss in IBD
(in Complications)
As many as 30%-60% of people with IBD have lover than average bone density. This fact sheet provides an overview of low bone density.
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Bringing to Light the Risk of Colorectal Cancer among Crohn’s & Ulcerative Colitis Patients
(in Complications)
If you have had inflammation of the colon, you are at higher risk for developing colorectal cancer than the general population. This brochure helps patients learn more about the risks and prevention of colorectal cancer.
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Consensus Conference: Colorectal Cancer Screening and Surveillance in Inflammatory Bowel Disease
(in Complications)
IBD are associated with an increased risk for developing colonrectal cancer. This professional article highlights important finding from a panel of international experts who convened to recommendations for the performance of surveillance. The findings are presented in the article.
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Extraintestinal Complications: Kidney Disorders
(in Complications)
The kidneys filter the body's blood supply and eliminate waste through urine. Serious kidney complications in IBD are rare, but some less serious ones occur more frequently. Learn more about IBD related kidney disorders in this fact sheet
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Eye Complications in IBD
(in Complications)
Patients with IBD can experience an number of eye problems. Most of these conditions are treatable and do not pose any significant threat. Learn more about common eye problems in this fact sheet
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Facts about Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
(in Pregnancy, Stress, Symptom Management, Finances, Complications, Coping & Support, Treatments, Disease Basics)
This book compiles critical, up-to-date statistics and information about IBD. The book generates greater awareness and a deeper understanding of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis among patients, families, health care professionals, CCFA supporters, and others interested in broadening their knowledge on IBD.
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Get Iron Informed: Know if You're Low
(in Complications)
Learn more about Iron Deficiency Anemia - a common form of anemia that may affect patients with IBD.
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GI Tract Guide
(in Complications, Disease Basics, Diagnosis & Testing)
Interactive resource for professionals to discuss anatomy with their patients and review where an individual’s disease may be active. The Guide is built to function on any internet-enabled device—smartphone, tablet, or computer—and is even disease-specific. It covers all areas of the body.
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Intestinal Complications
(in Complications)
Some intestinal complications of IBD occur in both ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. Intestinal complications of IBD tend to occur when there is intestinal inflammation. Learn more about these complication and what you should do in this fact sheet
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Liver Disease and IBD
(in Complications)
Several complications of IBD are related to the liver and the biliary system. The liver may develop active inflammation, which usually subsides with appropriate treatment of IBD. Learn more about Liver Disease and IBD in this important fact sheet.
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Short Bowel Syndrome and Crohn’s Disease
(in Complications, Treatments)
Short Bowel Syndrome (sometimes referred to as SBS) is a disorder that affects people who
have had large portions of their small intestine surgically removed as a result of a digestive
illness, such as Crohn’s disease. Learn more about its causes and treatments. -
Signs and Symptoms of Depression
(in Complications, Disease Basics)
Discusses how some individuals can experience depression with inflammatory bowel disease. This document provides helpful tips on managing depression in inflammatory bowel disease.
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Skin Complications of IBD
(in Complications)
After arthritis, skin disorders represent the next most common extraintestinal complication of IBD. Skin disorders affect about 5% of people with IBD. The fact sheet provides an overview of various skin disorders that can affect IBD patients
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Spanish Glossary (Glosario)
(in Flares, Finances, Patient Rights, Ostomy, Medication, Health Insurance, Diet & Nutrition, Pregnancy, Work & School, Sexuality, Stress, Dating & Relationships, Symptom Management, Complications, Coping & Support, Traveling, Treatments, Women's Issues, Disease Basics, Diagnosis & Testing)
Commonly used words about IBD are presented in the glossary.
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Voices of Progress: Improving Outcomes Part 1
(in Complications, Diagnosis & Testing, Diet & Nutrition, Disease Basics, Symptom Management, Treatments)
CCFA held a three-day research colloquium in Atlanta. The colloquium involved a panel of six IBD research leaders from across the country and touched on topics such as therapies, genetics, nutrition, and much more. This five-part series is a "must view" for anyone interested in the future of IBD research.
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Voices of Progress: Improving Outcomes Part 2
(in Complications, Diagnosis & Testing, Diet & Nutrition, Disease Basics, Symptom Management, Treatments)
CCFA held a three-day research colloquium in Atlanta. The colloquium involved a panel of six IBD research leaders from across the country and touched on topics such as therapies, genetics, nutrition, and much more. This five-part series is a "must view" for anyone interested in the future of IBD research.
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Voices of Progress: Predicting Prognosis Part 1
(in Complications, Diagnosis & Testing, Disease Basics, Flares, Symptom Management, Treatments)
CCFA held a three-day research colloquium in Atlanta. The colloquium involved a panel of six IBD research leaders from across the country and touched on topics such as therapies, genetics, nutrition, and much more. This five-part series is a "must view" for anyone interested in the future of IBD research.
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Voices of Progress: Predicting Prognosis Part 2
(in Complications, Diagnosis & Testing, Diet & Nutrition, Disease Basics, Symptom Management, Treatments)
CCFA held a three-day research colloquium in Atlanta. The colloquium involved a panel of six IBD research leaders from across the country and touched on topics such as therapies, genetics, nutrition, and much more. This five-part series is a "must view" for anyone interested in the future of IBD research.
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Voices of Progress: Predicting Prognosis Part 3
(in Complications, Diagnosis & Testing, Diet & Nutrition, Disease Basics, Symptom Management, Treatments)
CCFA held a three-day research colloquium in Atlanta. The colloquium involved a panel of six IBD research leaders from across the country and touched on topics such as therapies, genetics, nutrition, and much more. This five-part series is a "must view" for anyone interested in the future of IBD research.
