Ulcerative Colitis Videos

You don't have to give up on going out. With some planning and organizing, you can get on with your life and not let UC cramp your style.

What causes an inflamed large intestine? And what does a flare-up look like?

If your symptoms become severe and don’t respond to treatment, your doctor may suggest this procedure.

A wholesome start to the day can be tricky when you deal with ulcerative colitis. This pancake recipe is easy on your digestive tract and will keep you full.

Sometimes the first approach in managing your ulcerative colitis isn’t the right one. These clues may help you know when to talk with your doctor about a new path to remission.

Stock your kitchen with these foods to counter painful symptoms brought on by an ulcerative colitis flare.

Is it smart to exclude dairy from your diet to lessen side effects of UC? And if foods like milk, cheese, and yogurt cause flare-ups, how can you get enough calcium?

This soup is easy to digest and simple to prepare.

From your diet to your doctor, here's how to keep your ulcerative colitis in check when expecting.

What happens to the lining of your large intestine with this inflammatory bowel disease?

Your immune system overreacts when it comes to your intestine, which can bring on a host of other problems.

Take a step-by-step look into what happens during ulcerative colitis surgery.

Should you add things like turmeric and fish oil to your diet to curb your belly pain?

This inflammatory bowel disease can leave you malnourished. Here’s how to make sure you get the protein and other nutrients you need.

Find out why Andee’s ostomy pouch was life-changing.

A flexible lifestyle and positive attitude are useful tools for mothers with IBD.

A user’s guide to going off to college with IBD.

Strategies for having a healthy pregnancy when you have ulcerative colitis.

Bad bacteria can be a trigger for inflammatory bowel disease. Good bacteria, or probiotics, may help restore the gut to normalcy.

Omega-3 fatty acids, folic acid, calcium, and vitamin D are essential both for general health and recovery from IBD flares.

Ulcerative colitis patients must take care that they are getting enough nutrients.

IBD patients should avoid insoluble fiber, organic compounds that don't break down in the gut, when they are undergoing a flare.