Chrons Disease
Crohn’s Disease is a chronic inflammatory disease of the intestines. ... Crohn, a physician who described the disease, in 1932. The causes of Crohn’s disease remain unknown, but physicians believe a genetic disorder is involved. Research has shown that there is a greater chance of developing disease it runs in the family. Crohn’s disease used to be very rare, but recently has become more and more common throughout the world. ... Thirty thousand Americans are diagnosed with this disease annually. ... Common symptoms of Crohn’s disease include periodic bouts of cramping in the lower right section of abdomen, diarrhea and nausea, a low fever, a general feeling of ill health or weakness, abdominal swelling and tenderness, weight loss and in some cases mouth lesions are common.