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Crohn’s Disease and Obesity: Tackling Two Health Challenges Together

Crohn’s disease is a chronic condition marked by inflammation of the digestive tract, causing symptoms like abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue. When paired with obesity or being overweight, the condition can become harder to manage. Excess weight may worsen inflammation, reduce the effectiveness of treatments, and increase the risk of complications. This dual burden can significantly impact daily life and overall health, making it essential to explore better treatment approaches.

A new clinical trial is exploring the potential benefits of combining an anti-inflammatory treatment with a medication that supports weight management. This approach aims to address both Crohn’s disease symptoms and the challenges of excess weight at the same time. By participating, individuals may gain access to innovative therapies that target inflammation and promote healthier body weight—potentially improving both disease control and quality of life.

Crohn’s Disease and Obesity Research Study
Age
18 to 70 Years
Condition
Crohn’s Disease
Location
New Bedford
Gender
Both
Current Status
Upcoming
Number of Studies
01

Frequently Asked
Questions

How does obesity affect Crohn’s disease?

Obesity can worsen inflammation, reduce treatment response, and increase the risk of complications in people with Crohn’s disease.

Can a clinical trial help manage both Crohn’s disease and obesity?

Yes, certain clinical trials are testing treatments that target both inflammation and weight management to improve overall health outcomes.

Who can participate in a Crohn’s disease and obesity clinical trial?

Adults diagnosed with moderately to severely active Crohn’s disease who are also overweight or obese may be eligible, depending on specific trial criteria.

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