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The aim of the study was to assess the effect of Crohn's disease (CD) activity and factors such as having a job, a family, or a partner on the severity of psychosocial problems experienced by them. Hypothesis: H1: CD patients who have a partner assess their psychosocial problems as less severe compared with those who do not have a partner; H2: CD patients who have a job assess the severity of psychosocial problems as statistically significantly lower than those who are out of work; H3: High activity of Crohn's disease is statistically significantly associated with greater severity of psychosocial problems in CD patients.

Psychosocial problems experienced by patients depending on Crohn’s disease activity: an exploratory study