Lesson 3: Preventing Flares and Avoiding Triggers

Can you predict how severe your next flare will be?

LESSON 3 OF 13 Preventing Flares and Avoiding Triggers 5 MINUTES START LESSON You were doing everything right, but your IBD still flared up. So what gives? Learn to anticipate, treat, and maybe even prevent these flares.     Coming Up Your Next Lesson: Foods to Avoid Ever notice that certain foods make your IBD flare up or worsen? Figuring out what bothers you is key to managing your IBD. Revisit Previous Lessons   Lesson 2: Understanding IBD Lesson 1: Ready for Symptom Relief

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3 Signs You're Dealing With a Fear of Intimacy

A fear of intimacy is often subconscious and affects a person's ability to form or maintain close relationships. Here are some signs to watch out for.

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What Causes Jock Itch? Can You Prevent It?

If you have an itchy rash below the belt, it could be jock itch. Here's what you need to do to treat and prevent it.

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