Hey there,
my brief story is basically after having what was thought to be food poisoning in December of 2014 I ended up having abdominal pain a couple weeks later. That couple weeks turned into 4 months of doctors running tests and searching for an answer that turned out to be Crohn's to be diagnosed last April of 2015. Unfortunately, mine had structured and I had a couple fistulas as well, in June I had a ileocolic resection with a small bowel resection before being able to start medications. In July I started on both Imuran and Humira and have been in remission since then. Unfortunately, there is a thought I might be gaining antibodies to the Humira, I've had the lab work done to have the tests run but I've been told it will take some time to come back.
It's only been a short time for me with this and it's been difficult on my family and myself adjusting to some changes. I thought I'd come here since it seemed like a great place for advice and just general information on Crohn's, and possible friendships within the community and people who actually understand.
my brief story is basically after having what was thought to be food poisoning in December of 2014 I ended up having abdominal pain a couple weeks later. That couple weeks turned into 4 months of doctors running tests and searching for an answer that turned out to be Crohn's to be diagnosed last April of 2015. Unfortunately, mine had structured and I had a couple fistulas as well, in June I had a ileocolic resection with a small bowel resection before being able to start medications. In July I started on both Imuran and Humira and have been in remission since then. Unfortunately, there is a thought I might be gaining antibodies to the Humira, I've had the lab work done to have the tests run but I've been told it will take some time to come back.
It's only been a short time for me with this and it's been difficult on my family and myself adjusting to some changes. I thought I'd come here since it seemed like a great place for advice and just general information on Crohn's, and possible friendships within the community and people who actually understand.