Crohn's disease is a long-term inflammatory condition that affects the digestive tract. While there is no permanent cure, it can usually be controlled well with medicines and regular medical care. The exact cause is not fully known, but genetics, immune system changes, and environmental factors may play a role. Doctors may prescribe anti-inflammatory medicines such as Prednisone or Mesalamine during flare-ups, immune-suppressing medicines such as Azathioprine, or biologic treatments such as Infliximab in more severe cases. Antibiotics may also be used if infections or complications occur. Please consult your gastroenterologist to determine the most appropriate long-term treatment plan for your condition.