What is Inflammatory Bowel Disease?
IBD refers to bowel diseases that include chronic inflammation of the digestive tract, with the two most common types of IBD being Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.
Occurring in millions of people worldwide, IBD comes with numerous symptoms which include fever, abdominal pain, persistent diarrhea and weight loss
Additionally, there is no known cure to IBD, meaning those who are diagnosed with it must learn to treat and manage IBD in the long term.
At Al Zahra Hospital Dubai, our Western trained doctors and surgeons offer excellent care for those who struggle with IBD. Providing a customized multi-disciplinary treatment plan of diet, medication, surgery, and lifestyle that will help manage IBD permanently.
Our specialized team of medical experts ensure that all patients receive the care they deserve by consulting each other’s expertise, taking input from different specialties including Colorectal Surgeons, Gastroenterologists, Radiologists, Pathologists, Dieticians, Psychologists and more.
The center at AZHD treats all aspects of IBD under just one roof, making it convenient for all patients.
Services Provided at AZHD for IBD, include but are not limited to:
A comprehensive approach to all patients with IBD, offering an extensive spectrum of care under just one facility. At AZHD, our medical experts provide integrative care to ensure a healthier YOU.
Our team of highly qualified and experienced physicians drawn from across the world
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