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Crohn's disease causes swelling in your digestive tract. It usually affects your small intestine.

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Crohn's disease is a long-lasting condition. It causes swelling in your digestive tract. It usually affects your small intestine and the start of your large intestine. Researchers think the immune system may attack healthy cells. This is called an autoimmune reaction. Without treatment, Crohn's can cause problems. These include blockages, infections called abscesses, and malnutrition. Your care team chose your treatment based on your needs. Ask them what your medicine involves and what to expect.

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