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Crohn's disease

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March 27, 2016

 

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A person with Crohn's can go through the cycles of the disease many times in their lifespan. One of the common features of the disease is the immune system's reaction to the natural bacteria in the small intestine. The bacterium found in the digestive tract, or gut flora, is mistaken for harmful microbes (Secko, 2005)...
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It is at this time when the area around the GI tract becomes bombarded with white blood cells which is the beginning of inflammation. Since the body's immune system attacks healthy, good bacteria, Crohn's could be considered to be an autoimmune disease. With the disease able to affect any part of the GI tract, any part of the digestive system can be susceptible to inflammation...
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