At the end of the Telford Exit, turn right on 152/State Rd/Church Rd. Soon after you pass the Telford Municipal Park and the Indian Valley Public Library, you will turn left at the traffic light at Church Rd & Main St. Proceed over the railroad tracks and make the next right onto Penn Avenue (UNIVEST Bank is on corner), then a quick right into the parking lot.
Since Crohn's disease is an immune system disease, it cannot be cured by medication or surgery. Treatment initially involves the use of medications to eliminate infections, generally antibiotics, and reduce inflammation, generally aminosalicylate anti-inflammatory drugs and corticosteroids.ince Crohn's disease is an immune system disease, it cannot be cured by medication or surgery. Treatment initially involves the use of medications to eliminate infections, generally antibiotics, and reduce inflammation, generally aminosalicylate anti-inflammatory drugs and corticosteroids.
Put the disease into remission and keep it from flaring up again. Postpone the need for surgery. Medicine choices. The choice of medicine usually depends on how severe the disease is, what part of the intestine is affected, and whether complications are present. Medicines for Crohn's disease include: Antibiotics (such as ciprofloxacin or metronidazole). These may be tried to treat the disease itself or to treat infections that can occur with Crohn's disease. They are also used to treat fistulas and abscesses. Corticosteroids (such as budesonide or prednisone). These may be given for a few weeks or months to control swelling. These steroid medicines usually stop symptoms and put the disease in remission.