Condition
Ulcerative Colitis
Clear, practical articles to help you understand Ulcerative Colitis symptoms, medications, flares, nutrition, and everyday disease management. Browse our articles below.
Biosimilars for Humira: An IBD Patient Guide
Compare Humira biosimilars, devices, coverage, and switching rules.
Biosimilars for Entyvio: Are Any FDA-Approved?
Check Entyvio biosimilar status and separate it from an infusion-to-injection change.
Your IBD Coverage Call Script: 12 Questions to Ask Your Insurer
Questions to ask insurance about biologic coverage: Use this 12-question IBD call script to confirm prior authorization, costs, deadlines, and next steps.
Your First IBD Medication List: What to Record and Keep Updated
IBD medication list template: learn what to record, from doses and dates to past therapies, reactions, and supplements, and keep it current for each visit.
Workplace Restroom Accommodations for IBD: Example Requests
Workplace restroom accommodations for IBD: adapt sample requests for urgent access, flexible breaks and scheduling, plus an ADA preparation checklist.
When a Biologic Worked and Then Stopped: A Guide to Secondary Loss of Response
Has your IBD biologic stopped working? Learn how inflammation tests, trough levels and antibody results guide dose escalation, added therapy or switching.
What to Track During Induction and Maintenance Treatment
What to track during IBD treatment: log symptoms, dose dates, steroid tapers and biomarkers for induction, the week 14 review and maintenance.
What to Put in an IBD Emergency Information Card
What to put on an IBD emergency card: diagnosis, medications, steroid use, allergies, surgeries, contacts and red flags. Build yours before a crisis.
What to Do When an IBD Infusion or Injection Is Delayed
IBD infusion or injection delayed? Learn who to call first, what to document, why a few days differ from months, and how to prevent repeat gaps.
What to Ask When an Insurer Requires a Different Specialty Pharmacy
Changing specialty pharmacies? Get questions to ask your insurer and pharmacies about prior authorization, shipping, copays and preventing a missed dose.
What Does Mild, Moderate, or Severe IBD Actually Mean?
Mild, moderate or severe IBD reflects symptoms, labs, endoscopy and daily impact. Compare UC criteria, Crohn's score ranges and changing labels.
What "Chronic Active Colitis" Means on a Biopsy Report
Chronic active colitis meaning: learn what biopsy findings show, why they do not confirm IBD, and which questions to ask at your results appointment.