Crohn's can attack anywhere from mouth to bottom, while ulcerative colitis stays in the colon—that's what the doctors explained with charts. But for us here, the real difference is the panic when your boy can't eat his grandmother's fish curry rice without pain, and you don't know why these gut diseases are suddenly so common. People will blame processed foods and city stress, but my quiet, village-raised son has IBD, so that obvious answer feels wrong. It makes me wonder if it's in the water, or the air, something we've changed without even seeing.
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