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Crohn's disease is a long-lasting illness that affects your digestive tract. Because it is ongoing, you may need help with the cost of your medicines.
Crohn's disease is a long-lasting condition. It causes inflammation in your digestive tract. Treatment is ongoing. That can make cost and coverage a real concern. Talk to your care team about insurance or medicine costs. They can help you find support options that fit your situation.
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