Early drug treatment leads to better outcomes for Crohn’s disease

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Early drug treatment leads to better outcomes for Crohn’s disease
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About 80 per cent of people who received infliximab straight after diagnosis with the inflammatory bowel condition had controlled their symptoms after a year, compared with just 15 per cent of those following a standard regime

Getting advanced treatment immediately after a Crohn’s disease diagnosis improves patient outcomes, according to a year-long study involving 386 people.“These symptoms massively impact people’s quality of life, their education, their relationships, their ability to work and so on,” saysat the University of Cambridge. “We don’t have any cures for it, but we do have some ways to mitigate some of these bad outcomes.

They were split into two groups. The first received infliximab immediately regardless of their symptoms, while the other was treated with other Crohn’s disease medications. If their symptoms continued to persist or worsen, the participants in the second group would also be prescribed with infliximab, in line with the “step-up” approach.

Additionally, just 0.5 per cent of people in the group that had infliximab straight away required abdominal surgery for Crohn’s disease compared with 4.5 per cent in the second group.From probiotics to faecal transplants, here's what you need to know about products and remedies that promise to restore the health of your gut microbes

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