Answering Your Crohn's Disease & Ulcerative Colitis Diet and Disease Questions | GI Society

This webinar from May 19, 2022, World IBD Day, features Dr. James Gray, a gastroenterologist, and Beth Nanson, a registered dietitian, answering frequently asked questions about IBD (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis). Gail Attara, President and CEO of the GI Society, moderates.
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0:00 Intro
0:35 What is inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)?
4:05 What is the course of IBD?
5:08 How do you determine whether mucosal healing has occurred?
6:20 Can I stop my medication now that I am feeling well?
7:45 How does IBD affect bone health?
11:06 What are some of the signs that IBD is not well-controlled, and what do I do about it?
13:59 What should I eat if I have IBD?
23:18 What types of medications are used for IBD?
25:42 Can I manage IBD without medication?
27:00 Can I take a biologic medication indefinitely?
28:26 Do JAK inhibitors help treat IBD?
29:38 How can I reduce bloating?
32:15 Where can I get help with dietary management of IBD?
33:58 What are some resources for IBD and diet?
34:37 Can IBD affect fertility?
37:30 How does sleep affect IBD?
39:01 How do I maintain a healthy microbiome?
43:22 Can any supplements help IBD?
47:49 What is the role of surgery in treating IBD?
50:26 How does surgery affect diet for IBD?
52:18 Is IBD confined just to the bowel?
54:14 What does the future hold for IBD?
55:28 Final thoughts
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