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Perianal abscesses are a type of complication that can occur in people with Crohn's disease.
Painless anal bleeding in people with Crohn’s disease is a recognized — and sometimes misleading — clinical sign that most often reflects perianal Crohn’s manifestations such as painless fissures, ulc...
of and bleeding in centers on conservative local care, control of bowel habits and inflammation, and topical and injectable therapies; these measures heal many fissures but carry variable efficacy and...
Rectal bleeding in Crohn’s disease is usually mild but can rarely be severe, and locating the bleeding source is often difficult because inflammation can be multifocal and strictures can impede visual...