Can I develop crohn's in my 30s?

Hello @chicarita, how are you feeling today?

It's great that you've had negative results for Crohn's disease so far. While there's no guarantee, it's wise to stay proactive about your health, maintain a balanced lifestyle, and discuss any concerns with your doctor to monitor your well-being. That said, let me invite a few members to share if they developed symptoms later on in life and how they're dealing with them:

 @dadachip @wenh123 @Lulrich @caviarpoint @WillowG @AshlyM @NahlaAzzam @JWGonso69 @Susan5412 @Melissap @Chrohnicles @CindyLou72 @ylnzhang @SicilyNY @Bipolar24965 @jpgilger @CaptainJM @RhiannonB @Avasdad @Millerkmm @Hiilary @Auparisi @mjmcgarr @Christie08 @Wldnml @Pathere @LissaG @kodiak @JessicaW76 @VelQuinn @Meemee1203 @taschrupp12 @Gail64 @Gatorbaby81 @Terihart @bbuzzbrooks @Amyanselmo1 @Jdspencer6 @Cathywatkins @AWeaverinCO @Avianti.Cas @fairyduster @Janice49 @Dneubeck @Paulananthony @CyndieB @Kgurschick @rogerherbig @loritaquino8/1/1965 @toddclay @mirtascheffer @Donnat @ktaylor451 @Crystal02 @Mel1979 @duval15 @allisonbrz23 @LainaA. @harrysstyle

Thank you so much for your input, everyone! 🌼

Take care now,

Somya from the Carenity team

I was diagnosed at 39. Now, looking back, I can tell that I was sick for years before actual diagnosis and I have no Crohn’s Disease in my family, just Lupus.

Yes it can come at any age, unfortunately