carey Joined Feb 18, 2011 Messages 135 Jun 19, 2012 #1 I was diagnosed with crohns in 2009, although my doctor put in my records crohns/colitis. And when i ask him about it he says it's definitely crohns, so why would he put both in my medical records?
I was diagnosed with crohns in 2009, although my doctor put in my records crohns/colitis. And when i ask him about it he says it's definitely crohns, so why would he put both in my medical records?
Jennifer Adminstrator Staff member Joined Jan 9, 2010 Messages 9,949 Location SLO Jun 19, 2012 #2 Crohn's Colitis is a form of Crohn's that only affects the colon so maybe that's what he meant? Are you mainly affected in the colon?
Crohn's Colitis is a form of Crohn's that only affects the colon so maybe that's what he meant? Are you mainly affected in the colon?
carey Joined Feb 18, 2011 Messages 135 Jun 19, 2012 #3 That makes sense, yeah it's always the colon. I also asked cause whenever i have to go to the er, they ask if i have crohns or colitis, thanks
That makes sense, yeah it's always the colon. I also asked cause whenever i have to go to the er, they ask if i have crohns or colitis, thanks
