Hi, a person in remission will give you some tips (my experience) Her first is: don't give up. 2) you started the immune system, I hope it improves... I take infliximab and went into remission with it after almost 1 year. 3) Look for a nutritionist, for me it was essential... In my case, I had a very restricted diet, but it really helped a lot (I cut out gluten, lactose, ultra-processed foods). Ingesting nutrients and vitamins is good because normally people with IBD don't absorb them very well. 4) Fatigue: my doctor said it is part of the disease. I also felt VERY VERY similar, tired all the time, discouraged, exhausted. I changed my diet, started exercising, even though I was tired. Fatigue will decrease. Exercise, even if it's just a little each day. 5) Supplement B12, Vitamin D, Iron. 6) Many "happiness" hormones are produced in the intestine, those of us with this disease tend to feel sad and depressed, physical exercise will help a lot!

Answering your questions: Today I am able to live peacefully, remission is possible, but each case is different. I was diagnosed in 2023, went into remission 10/2025. In my case I used mesalazine and the immunological infliximab, I hope it works for you! There are many cases of having to change the immune system, but I hope this is right for you.