Medications: Use of a variety of medications as part of individualized drug treatment including anti-inflammatory drugs, immunosuppressants, and biologic drugs.

Surgery (if necessary) If conservative treatment proves ineffective or in case of complications, such as intestinal strictures or fistulas, the damaged part of the intestine may need to be removed or a rectal abscess may need to be surgically drained.

Long-term follow-up: Monitoring for inflammation and complications involves using CT or MRI scans, as well as colonoscopy, to assess intestinal wall ulceration and screen for colon cancer.

Our multidisciplinary team of doctors and other professionals consists of highly experienced gastroenterologists and teams involving nurses, dietitians, colorectal surgeons and psychologists.

State-of-the-art diagnostic technologies such as colonoscopy, CT scan of the colon and the abdomen, and genetic analysis provide accurate diagnoses.
 

Personalized treatment programs are designed and planned according to the needs of each patient, which may include medications, behavioral changes and innovative treatments such as immunotherapy.

 Intestinal rehabilitation programs to help restore and strengthen the intestines, including nutrition counseling, physical therapy and stress management.

Comprehensive patient care services, with an emergency hotline for convenient and rapid access to treatment, and long-term follow-up services to prevent recurrence and to enhance sustainable quality of life.