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Crohn's disease is a long-lasting condition. It causes swelling in your digestive tract, which goes from your mouth to your anus.

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Crohn's disease is a chronic — long-lasting — condition that causes inflammation in your digestive tract. It most often affects the small intestine and the start of the large intestine. Because Crohn's can vary a lot from person to person, treatment is individualized. Your care team is the right guide for how and when to take your medicine. If you miss a dose, reach out to your care team rather than making a change on your own. They can also explain what to expect as your treatment begins.

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