Hi people,
I recently had a colonoscopy for what I thought was for haemhorroids. My symptoms were blood sometimes and mucus discharged when walking around. The haemhorroids were treated and my symptoms improved after my colonoscopy. When I went back for biopsy results the doc said I have Granulomatous proctitis of the rectum only and possibly caused by Crohn's disease. I was gobsmacked when he said this. I didn't believe him. Now I never suffered from nausea, very rarely diarreha and have not suffered weight loss. I actually have gained weight! The doc put me on asacolon mesaline 500mg three times a day. When I started taking these I developed discomfort on my lower left abdomen. I never had this feeling before. I still am not convinced I have Crohn's disease. My doc is not a GI either and this has me sceptical.
Anyone got a similar story or thoughts?
I recently had a colonoscopy for what I thought was for haemhorroids. My symptoms were blood sometimes and mucus discharged when walking around. The haemhorroids were treated and my symptoms improved after my colonoscopy. When I went back for biopsy results the doc said I have Granulomatous proctitis of the rectum only and possibly caused by Crohn's disease. I was gobsmacked when he said this. I didn't believe him. Now I never suffered from nausea, very rarely diarreha and have not suffered weight loss. I actually have gained weight! The doc put me on asacolon mesaline 500mg three times a day. When I started taking these I developed discomfort on my lower left abdomen. I never had this feeling before. I still am not convinced I have Crohn's disease. My doc is not a GI either and this has me sceptical.
Anyone got a similar story or thoughts?