References
1. Crohn’s and Colitis Australia 2024. Available at https://crohnsandcolitis.org.au
COLORECTAL CONDITIONS
Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Find educational materials to increase your knowledge and understanding of living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease, including Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.
Follow these steps to start your journey to treatment
STEP 01
Take the symptom quiz
Answer some simple questions about your experience living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
STEP 02
Discuss with your GP
Take these results to your next appointment and discuss your treatment options.
STEP 03
Find a specialist
If your GP recommends further treatment, find a suitable specialist near you.
Take the Symptom Quiz
Start the conversation by taking the interactive Inflammatory Bowel Disease symptom quiz. You will be able to download your results at the end to help start your treatment journey.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease symptom questionnaire
Your questionnaire results
This tool is not meant to diagnose or eliminate a diagnosis for any disease or condition. The list of symptoms and risk factors is not exhaustive. Talk to your doctor for further information.
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Discuss with your GP
Learning to talk about your condition can help combat stigma and educate your friends and family about how you manage your illness while still living your best life.
