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Properly managing IBD symptoms goes well beyond just medical treatment — it requires work and understanding from the patient and his or her family. Our patients and their families routinely meet with a team of Boston Children's educators who teach them …
Hear what children have to say about living with Crohn's disease. kids-voices … Kids' Voices …
Find out more about the signs and symptoms of ulcerative colitis (UC). Is there a cure? What causes UC? What services are available to help me learn more about a recent diagnosis? How common is UC? What resources are available for newly diagnosed …
Learn about surgical treatment options for ulcerative colitis. Summary points The goal of treatment for ulcerative colitis is to help children achieve and maintain a normal quality of life. In general, most patients are managed with medications; however, …
The Inpatient Augmentative Communication Program has a rich history in program development and enhancement, research and education, and innovation. Our team collaborates with providers across Boston Children’s Hospital, the nation, and the world to inform …
In recent years, there has been a steep and steady increase in the incidence of kidney stones in the pediatric population. Based on this increase, Boston Children's Hospital established a Kidney Stone Program in 2007 to help manage this influx. …
I am coming to Boston for my baby to have surgery. Do I need to bring my breast pump with me? Boston Children’s Hospital has Medela Symphony breast pumps available on inpatient units and in lactation rooms for your use. Breast pumps are also available in …
Lactation consults are available for all inpatient families on the Boston campus. Ask your child’s nurse to page the Lactation Support Program, or call the office (617-355-0005) to arrange. Outpatient families followed by a pediatrician at Children’s …
Second opinions To request a second opinion from our team, please call 617-355-5837. If you are unable to come for an in-person second opinion in Boston, we offer an online second opinion program . Our dedicated care coordinator will help you: understand …
Ulcerative colitis and familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) affect only the lining of the large bowel, therefore the colostomy and ileoanal reserve procedure (IAR) can cure these diseases. Surgical treatment includes removal of the colon (colostomy) and …