Hello, Thanks for contacting HCM with your question. You mention that you were diagnosed with Crohn s but we need to know a little more details. For example Crohn s can affect the last part of the small intestine, part of the large bowel or could affect all of the large bowel or skip portions of the small bowel. The disease can also affect the stomach, esophagus, mouth, ano rectal area etc. Complications are many. These might include skin, eye, joints. Bleeding, strictures or narrowing, fistula or abnormal communication between the bowel and skin outside can occur. It is also important to know that there is no cure for this as of today. But we can control the disease or keep it in remission where you can be symptom free by using various medications. These include Mesalamine preparations, cortico-steroids, immune modulators and Biological agents such as tumor necrosis factor blocking agents. Some of these include Infliximab,Adalimumab,Certolizumab,Etanercept . These are very effective drugs but have serious side effects and close monitoring is needed . You need to get in touch with a gastroenterologist who can completely assess your condition with appropriate blood, x-rays, endoscopy etc before putting you on treatment. I wish you well.