Question 1

What are the complications associated with Crohn's disease?

Accepted Answer

The complications associated with Crohn's disease are inflammations in areas of your body, malnutrition, fistula, anal fissures and ulcers.

Question 2

How many mg of vitamin B12 should I take per day?

Accepted Answer

One should take 2.4 mcg per day to stay healthy and prevent B12 deficiency.

Question 3

Can vitamin B12 deficiency be sneaky and harmful?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vitamin B12 deficiency is related to spinal cord issues which includes degeneration of the spinal cord which causes pain and immobility in patients. Not only this severe deficiency can lead to anemia and depression.

Question 4

What is the common treatment for colon Crohn's disease?

Accepted Answer

Colon Crohn's disease can be treated with medications, surgery and bowel rest method.

Question 5

Why do people start taking vitamin B12?

Accepted Answer

People start taking vitamin B12 if they have diminished energy levels and they are diagnosed deficient post testing for vitamin B12.

Question 6

Can you test for Crohn's disease?

Accepted Answer

There is no specific test but endoscopy is recommended as it is the most accurate test for chrons disease

Question 7

Can Vitamin B12 help with depression?

Accepted Answer

A few studies suggests that they are linked, however more research is required to establish the same.

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