Crohn's Disease

What We Know About Crohn’s Disease

Symptom domains include abdominal pain, diarrhea, weight loss, fatigue, and — in some patients — extraintestinal manifestations.

How TX CUP Addresses Crohn’s

Low-THC products under the TX CUP for Crohn’s patients are evaluated in the context of symptom burden — pain, appetite, sleep disruption — not as a substitute for biologic, immunomodulatory, or surgical therapy.

Our Experience Treating Crohn’s Patients Under CUP

Considerations CURT physicians evaluating Crohn’s patients typically address:

• Coordination with the treating gastroenterologist
• Drug-interaction screening against biologics, immunomodulators, and steroids
• Disease activity status and recent imaging or colonoscopy findings
• Form-factor considerations given GI tract involvement
• Nutritional status

What to Expect at the Evaluation

A CURT physician evaluating a Crohn’s patient typically reviews:

• Recent GI specialist notes and imaging
• Disease activity index if maintained
• Current treatment regimen including biologics and immunomodulators
• Symptom diary
• Nutritional and weight history

Common Patient Questions About Crohn’s and the TX CUP

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