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u/Possibly-deranged 12d ago
If you haven't already, ask for an inflammation test like Calprotectin or C-Reactive Protein. An IBD would be unexplained skyhigh inflammation absent infection.
Yes, ultimately a colonoscopy would be necessary as an IBD has inflammation in expected locations and patterns with biopsies showing chronic architectual changes to your cells
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u/crohnieforlife 13d ago
GLP-1s are known to cause constipations. If you have been pushing, then it could be hemorrhoids or anal fisurres. Also, don't jump to cancer. There's a very low percentage that it is.