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Ulcerative Colitis Statistics
In a given year: • 48% of people with ulcerative colitis are in remission • 30% have mild disease activity • 20% have moderate disease activity • 1% to 2% have severe disease¹
Seventy percent of patients who have active disease in a given year will have another episode of active disease in the following year. Only 30% of those in remission in a given year will have active disease in the following year. The longer a person with ulcerative colitis remains in remission, the less likely he or she is to experience a flare-up of the disease in the following year.
Crohn's Disease Statistics
Crohn's disease: Because Crohn's disease can occur in various areas of the GI tract, disease activity and severity can vary widely over time. Most patients have active disease at the time Crohn's disease is diagnosed. With medical and/or surgical treatment:
• About 50% of patients will be in remission or have mild disease over the next five years
• 45% of those in remission will remain relapse-free over the next year
• 35% will have one or two relapses
• 11% will have chronically active disease
For a Crohn's disease patient in remission, relapse rates at one, two, five, and ten years are estimated at 20%, 40%, 67%, and 76%, respectively.²
Source:
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