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nazeha
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Joined : Aug 2007
Posts : 41
Posted 9/19/2007 12:41 PM (GMT -8)
I just found out mine is located in the terminal ileum, right colon and perianal.

 

I've heard most people have it in the ti...anyone in the right colon or perianal?

 

Thanks,

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LadyB
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Joined : May 2007
Posts : 28
Posted 9/19/2007 4:53 PM (GMT -8)
My crohn's is all in my small intestine.  All but the middle 5-6 ft.  But I am actually in remission now. YAY!
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Jen77
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Joined : Mar 2006
Posts : 2742
Posted 9/19/2007 4:57 PM (GMT -8)
Mine is also located in the TI. I have had an anal fistula, so I know a that point I had diease there too.
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CheerDad
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Joined : Apr 2004
Posts : 2284
Posted 9/19/2007 6:28 PM (GMT -8)
TI for me too.
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Aimee =)
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Posts : 1020
Posted 9/19/2007 7:06 PM (GMT -8)
TI for me, too.
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pb4
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Joined : Feb 2004
Posts : 20577
Posted 9/19/2007 8:09 PM (GMT -8)
When I first got sick it was in my TI, colon, rectom and anus...it's still constant in my colon and anus (with perianal crohns skin tags), comes and goes in the rectom but luckily (if there's such a thing) it hasn't been in the small intestines for yrs...I've had it for 16 yrs straight now with no full remission.

:)
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Marie-Claire
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Joined : Mar 2007
Posts : 900
Posted 9/19/2007 9:46 PM (GMT -8)
Mine is in my TI but also esophagus.
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teddybearweiser
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Joined : Oct 2004
Posts : 3042
Posted 9/20/2007 1:19 AM (GMT -8)
Mine is the right side and TI
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Ltordo
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Joined : Feb 2007
Posts : 33
Posted 9/20/2007 2:00 AM (GMT -8)
Mine is in the large colon and rectum.
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lamb61
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Joined : Jan 2005
Posts : 1947
Posted 9/20/2007 2:33 AM (GMT -8)
TI was removed 25 years ago, CD is still active in that area. Also duodenum, stomach, espohagus and even my mouth.....full coverage!
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gachrons
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Joined : Mar 2007
Posts : 4527
Posted 9/20/2007 2:38 AM (GMT -8)
Hi Cecum and small intestine left side or at least that was where it was when scoped in Jan. Also had 2 fistula's and large abcess. lol gail
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Nanners
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Joined : Apr 2005
Posts : 14999
Posted 9/20/2007 5:18 AM (GMT -8)
Mine was diagnosed in 1975 ileo-colitis. When I had my first resection they removed 12 in. in the TI and part of my Cecum. As stated above most have it in the TI
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Mormor Vicky
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Joined : Mar 2007
Posts : 684
Posted 9/20/2007 5:34 AM (GMT -8)
Mine was in the sigmoid and the descending colon.  But it has been removed so I'm not sure where it will pop up next.  I'm loving this remission. tongue
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munchkin81
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Joined : Jul 2007
Posts : 73
Posted 9/20/2007 5:39 AM (GMT -8)
TI, secum, and rectum
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megamax
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Joined : Apr 2007
Posts : 217
Posted 9/20/2007 6:06 AM (GMT -8)
hi, TI and they found apthous ulcers in my left colon but there's no inflammation
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Bane
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Joined : May 2007
Posts : 589
Posted 9/20/2007 9:53 AM (GMT -8)
TI and probably some other places i cant remember, plus fissures on my anus. 80% of the pain is from the fissures, though.
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curley
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Joined : Mar 2005
Posts : 4305
Posted 9/20/2007 1:26 PM (GMT -8)
I have it both in my small and large intestin and I have it in my mouth and espohagus as well and just found out that I have it in my stomach.
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9ball
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Joined : Mar 2007
Posts : 57
Posted 9/20/2007 5:26 PM (GMT -8)

My daughter has perianal crohn's. She has absesses and fistulas.

Angels Mama

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jla
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Joined : May 2005
Posts : 75
Posted 9/20/2007 5:41 PM (GMT -8)

My crohns is located throughout my entire colon, rectum, and mildly in the beginning of my ileum.

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angelang40
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Joined : Sep 2007
Posts : 160
Posted 9/23/2007 8:20 AM (GMT -8)
My crohns is in the ti area grrrrrrrrr i had my resection lst year had 6 really good weeks felt like the bionic woman (haha) then all started going downhill 6 weeks after was admitted again.never ever thought i would attending the hospital every friday plays havoc with your social life but what can you do whats more important your health or your social life!!!!!!!!!!
so fatr the methos working im on 5mg folic acid for the side effects the only thing i really notice is that your hair falls out saved a lot of money on hairdressers these past few months (haha)
are there anyone else on metho injections?i asked my doctor if these injections are only available weekly and she said yes anyone else on metho and how often are you receiving these injections?
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flchurchlady
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Joined : Jul 2007
Posts : 2765
Posted 9/23/2007 9:49 AM (GMT -8)
Mine was in the descending colon and rectum, but I had them removed a year ago and have been in remission ever since.
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Kanditron
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Joined : Oct 2006
Posts : 148
Posted 9/23/2007 10:10 AM (GMT -8)
Mine was originally located all in my colon which is why I was diagnosed with pan colitis. We recently found out that I have CD by doing an endoscope and I have it in my stomach and the duodenum. I also get ulcers in my mouth at times..
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onebloodonelife
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Joined : Feb 2006
Posts : 842
Posted 9/23/2007 10:43 AM (GMT -8)
Mainly TI, I've had fissures, and have a skin tag, so I suppose there's some disease activity in the colon/rectum as well.
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not creative
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Joined : Mar 2007
Posts : 470
Posted 9/24/2007 2:16 PM (GMT -8)
Had a scope in May, GI says it's restricted to the last 3cm of my rectum which I guess means a resection is out of the question so if it ever gets too bad, Ill have to have an ostomy.
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dunny2
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Joined : Jan 2007
Posts : 3200
Posted 9/24/2007 7:36 PM (GMT -8)
Like most mine is in the TI, more recently skipped to the sigmoid, and more recently yet in the mouth and possibly stomach.
Boy it sure has a way of creeping up on you...
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