Doctor Report

GI-ready summary for your next appointment

GI Summary Report

Alex — Crohn's Disease

August 2August 16, 2026 (14-day period)

Avg Score

25

Mild Deviation

Flare Days

0

of 14

Avg BM/day

bowel movements

Score Trend

Stable trend

Key Statistics

Avg pain score
Max pain score
Blood in stoolNone reported
Avg sleep
Trigger food daysNone

Recent labs · from records

CRPhigh

C-reactive protein — an inflammation marker. · 2026-06-02

12.4 mg/L
Fecal calprotectinhigh

Reflects gut inflammation; >250 µg/g suggests active disease. · 2026-05-20

280 ug/g
Ferritinlow

Low ferritin means low iron stores (anemia risk in IBD). · 2026-06-02

18 ng/mL
Hemoglobinlow

Low hemoglobin can signal anemia, common in IBD. · 2026-06-02

12.9 g/dL
White cells (WBC)

Elevated with inflammation or infection. · 2026-06-02

8.1 10*3/uL

Nutrition · Anti-Inflammatory Diet

Import MacroFactor nutrition data to see an anti-inflammatory nutrient analysis (omega-3, saturated fat, vitamin D, B12, calcium, iron, folate, and more).

Current Medications

Humira (adalimumab)
40mg · Every 2 weeks
Mesalamine
1.2g · Twice daily
Vitamin D3
2000 IU · Daily
Probiotic (VSL#3)
1 packet · Daily
Adalimumab 40 mg/0.4 mL subcutaneous injection every 14 days
· imported
Vitamin D3 2000 IU daily
· imported
Medication
· imported

Suggested Questions for GI

  • My CRP is 12.4 mg/L (up from 3.1) — does this level of inflammation warrant a change in treatment?
  • My fecal calprotectin is 280 ug/g (over 250 suggests active disease) — should we step up therapy or repeat a scope?
  • My ferritin is 18 ng/mL (low) — should I start iron, and could it be driving my fatigue?

This report is generated from self-reported data. It is not a medical diagnosis and should be reviewed with your GI physician.