chrons disease may affect any part of GASTRO INTESTINAL TRACt...it affects all layers of the bowel and transmural inflammation may lead to stricture formation and stenosis..consult a general surgeon or an surgical gastroenterologist.u may proceed from dilatation to surgery depending on d degree of lesion...

Hi, thank you for asking Healthcare Magic.
It is not very dangerous and treatment is often surgical. The need to treat this condition depends on the signs and symptoms you are presenting. If there are symptoms of intestinal obstruction, surgery would be needed but if the symptoms are not severe, surgery can be delayed.

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Hi,Dear,Thanks for your query to HCM.
Dear I read your query and reviewed it with context to your query facts.
I understood your health concerns and feel Concerned about them.


Based on the facts of your query, you seem to suffer from-
Loss of Weight due to ileal resection with Secondary Duodenal Stenosis with Stricturing Crohn's disease.
The accompanied crohn's disease with strictures in the granular inflammatory lesions in the duodenum, has been Causing Duodenal stenosis in your case.The cause of acid reflux is from this resultant secondary duodenal stenosis
Treatment-
-I would advise you to Consult GI surgeon and correct the fluid imbalance and lost weight from past ileal resection you had for ileal Crohn's disease.
-PIP treatment with Veloz D- for 4 weeks / accompanied with steroids would recoup the duodenal and gastric tissue, for the impending needful surgery.
-Stricteroplasty to correct duodenal stricture and resultant duodenal stenosis in your case.
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Hope this would resolve your health issues in the best way possible.
Welcome for any further query in this regard.

Good Day!!

Dr.Savaskar M.N.
Senior Surgical Specialist
M.S.Genl-CVTS