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Diet and Nutrition in Crohn Disease (cont.)

Does my medication affect my nutrition?

Some medications used to treat Crohn disease, such as sulfasalazine, can interfere with absorption of nutrients from food. Certain medications taken for other medical conditions also can affect levels of vitamins and minerals in the body. Ask your health care provider to review all of your medications.



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