While there’s no cure for Crohn’s disease, treatments help manage your symptoms and reduce the risk of complications. Your doctor might recommend: Nutritional Therapy: Receiving nutrition through a feeding tube can let your bowel rest, reduce inflammation, and decrease the risk of malnutrition associated with Crohn’s disease. Your gastroenterologist might recommend making dietary changes like following a low-fiber diet, eliminating dairy foods, eating smaller meals, and taking nutritional supplements. Medications: Taking certain medications, such as corticosteroids, immune suppressors, or antidiarrheals, can help alleviate symptoms associated with Crohn’s disease. Surgical Procedures: If other treatments haven’t worked, your provider might suggest surgery to remove or repair a damaged part of your digestive tract. About half of people with Crohn’s disease may benefit from surgery. Don’t live with uncomfortable gastrointestinal symptoms associated with Crohn’s disease when effective treatments are available at Peak Gastroenterology Associates. Schedule an appointment over the phone or request an appointment online to learn more about your options.