List of people diagnosed with Crohn's disease

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The following is a list of notable people diagnosed with Crohn's disease. Crohn's disease is a type of inflammatory bowel disease that may affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract from mouth to anus, causing a wide variety of symptoms. It primarily causes abdominal pain, diarrhea (which may be bloody if inflammation is severe), vomiting (can be continuous), or weight loss, [1] [2] [3] but may also cause complications outside the gastrointestinal tract such as skin rashes, arthritis, inflammation of the eye, tiredness, and lack of concentration. [1] [4]

NameNotabilityRef(s)
Alfred the Great King of the Anglo-Saxons [5] [6]
Juliet Anderson American actress [7]
Anastacia American pop singer [8]
Ömer Aşık New Orleans Pelicans basketball player [9]
Kathleen Baker American swimmer [10]
Ken Baumann American actor, writer, publisher [11]
MrBeast American YouTube personality [12]
Lili Boulanger French composer [13]
Jeffrey Brown American comic book artist and graphic novelist [14]
Pierre Carette Former leader of the Belgian extreme-left militant group CCC [15]
Ali Carter English snooker player [16]
P. Chidambaram Indian politician [17]
Claire Chitham New Zealand actress [18]
Chris Conley Lead singer and guitarist of the band Saves The Day [19]
Charles Darwin English naturalist, geologist and biologist [20]
Pete Davidson American actor and comedian [21]
Lew DeWitt American country music singer and composer [22]
Sacha Dhawan British actor [23]
Kevin Dineen Former professional ice hockey player [24]
Shannen Doherty American actress [25]
Amy Dowden Welsh dancer [26]
Dynamo English magician [27]
Jonny Edgar Racing driver [28]
Dwight D. Eisenhower 34th President of the United States [29]
Sam Faiers English television personality [30]
Theoren Fleury Professional ice hockey player [31]
Tommie Frazier Former Nebraska quarterback [32]
D. R. Fulkerson American mathematician [33]
David Garrard American football player [34]
Carrie Grant British celebrity vocal coach [35]
Krishnan Guru-Murthy English broadcast journalist [36]
Mike Hadreas Indie musician performing under the name Perfume Genius [37]
Chelsea Halfpenny English actress [38]
Jim Hickey New Zealand weather broadcaster for TVNZ [39]
Nicky Hopkins English pianist and famed session musician [40]
Jeff Hordley English actor best known for the soap opera Emmerdale [41]
Aerial Hull American professional wrestler [42]
Ellen Idelson TV comedy writer, actress, and producer [43]
Samantha Irby American comedian, essayist, blogger, and television writer [44]
Ali Jawad British Paralympic powerlifter [45]
Derrick Jensen American author and environmental activist [46]
Carrie Johnson American sprint canoer [47]
Dennis Kucinich U.S. Representative [48]
Jon Landau Rock critic [49]
Jack Leach English cricketer [50]
Matt Light American Football player, New England Patriots [51]
Louis XIII King of France [52] [53]
Stu Mackenzie Frontman of the Australian band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard [54]
Jeremy Mansfield South African radio host [55]
Audra McDonald American actress [56]
Mike McCready Lead guitarist of the American rock band Pearl Jam [57]
Thomas Menino Former mayor of Boston, Massachusetts [58]
Felicia Michaels American comedian [59]
Mark Millar Scottish comic book writer, known for his work with Marvel Comics [60]
Mary Ann Mobley Miss America in 1959; actress and television personality [61]
Rhys Morgan Welsh sceptic [62]
James Morrison English golfer [63]
Cedric Mullins American baseball player [64]
Ged Nash Irish politician [65]
Ogden Nash American poet [66]
Larry Nance Jr. American basketball player [67]
Lisa Neville Australian politician [68]
Tyre Nichols American photographer and FedEx worker
Dan O'Bannon American screenwriter ( Alien , Total Recall ) [69]
Melanie Onn English politician [70]
Beth Orton English singer-songwriter [71]
Daryl Palumbo Lead singer for the bands Glassjaw and Head Automatica [72]
James Powderly American artist and activist [73]
Mark Reale American guitarist for the band Riot [74]
Jerry Sadowitz Scottish comedian [75]
Jim Sheppard Bassist of the American metal band Nevermore [76]
George Steele American professional wrestler [77]
Ken Stott Scottish actor [78]
Joe Thomas Welsh 800m athlete [79]
Cody Vance American professional wrestler [80]
Vikkstar123 English YouTube personality (Sidemen) and DJ [81]
Mieczysław Weinberg Polish Jewish composer [82]
Tyler James Williams American Actor [83]
Lauren Winfield-Hill English cricketer [84]
Yoni Wolf Musician [85]
Yoon Jong-shin Korean singer-songwriter [86]

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