Crohn's mostly affects the small intestine and the beginning of the large intestine. But it also can show up in any part of your digestive tract.
Some people try complementary and alternative treatments to help ease Crohn’s symptoms.
The main types include:Energy medicine such as Reiki -- a healing technique using touch -- or qi gongIf you think you might want to try any of these, ask your doctor first if it’s safe -- and if it works. Make sure the treatment is right for you and won’t get in the way of your medical care.
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