Do i have IBD?

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Do i have IBD?

Asked for Male, 32 Years

I had got sudden cramps in my stomach in the night and had multiple bowle moments for 2 days and also had some blood in stools for about 3-4 days. Later on bowl movement became normal however a pain persisted, after about 15 days I visited a doctor and he gave me antibiotics for 5 days. Which actually did not improve the pain. Later on he adviced me to go for colonoscopy where they found some small ulcers in the terminal ileum. They took a biopsy and the results showed chronic non specific ileitis. The pain continues and I had done CBC which came normal, CRP test came as 1.65mg/l normal. I don't have lose.stools or constipation. Just stomach pain mostly on the right side. What is it.

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Dr. Rahul Poddar Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rahul Poddar

Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad

It would be too early to call it IBD. IT MAY be some INFECTION. If this problem persists then SUSPICION OF IBD MAY BE THERE. DIET AND LIFESTYLE ARE VERY IMPORTANT FACTORS FOR LONG TERM RELEIF.

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