Ulcerative Colitis

It’s not unusual for ulcerative colitis to interfere with your daily routine and social plans. But how do you know when UC is truly interrupting your lifestyle and if things can get better? Take this quiz to find out.

One alternative to a colonoscopy is a procedure known as a sigmoidoscopy. It tends to be quicker and involves simpler preparations, but it’s not appropriate for everyone with UC.

Doctors can treat many of the sexual problems that are related to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) like ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease — if you speak up first.

Fecal transplants may have potential as an ulcerative colitis treatment, but people who want to try them have to go the DIY route. Learn about the risks.

Juices can provide you with some much-needed vitamins and minerals, especially during an ulcerative colitis flare.

If you’re a young adult with IBD (Crohn’s or UC), use these tips to transition from pediatric care to adult care and manage the disease at college.

Moderate amounts of aerobic exercise can help alleviate the symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseases like ulcerative colitis.

When monitoring ulcerative colitis, blood and stool biomarker tests should be done first before jumping to endoscopy, according to new guidelines.

A combination of the herbal compounds curcumin and qingdai may help patients with active ulcerative colitis, preliminary results from a new study suggest.

The right ulcerative colitis diet varies from person to person. But these nutrient rich foods can form a healthy foundation.

People with ulcerative colitis can experience nausea, vomiting, and urgency when they wake up. Here are five breakfast ideas that won’t aggravate their symptoms.

Abdominal pain and diarrhea are just two of the unpleasant symptoms that can occur during an ulcerative colitis flare. Here’s what you can do to ease the discomfort.

Don’t let IBD spook you away from Halloween fun. These festive gut-friendly treats are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth without provoking IBD symptoms.

People with inflammatory bowel disease, like ulcerative colitis, are two to three times as likely to develop blood clots as those without IBD. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Natural remedies for ulcerative colitis can help manage the disease and reduce flares. Try these expert tips for exercise, diet, and stress reduction.

If you have ulcerative colitis, you may be hesitant to start a new relationship. This dating advice can help.

Don’t let your UC halt your travel plans.

Summer travel with ulcerative colitis doesn’t have to be stressful. Here are some tips to help your trip go smoothly.

Fruits and vegetables are an important component of a nutritious diet, but for those living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), eating more fruits and vegetables isn’t always so straightforward. Here's what you need to know before shopping at the farmer's market.