Being Newly Diagnosed with Enteropathic Arthritis: Expert Insights from Dr. Sherry Rohekar If you're newly diagnosed with enteropathic arthritis (EnA), this webinar from the Canadian Spondyloarthritis Association offers valuable insights. Dr. Sherry Rohekar, a...
Join Dr. Sherry Rohekar and our Executive Director, Brenda Delodder, in this insightful webinar on Managing Flares and Symptoms for Enteropathic Arthritis. We hope this webinar will provide important strategies for navigating flare-ups, managing pain, and improving...
November 19th is National Enteropathic Arthritis Day in Canada. This is the third year we acknowledge this special day. We have applied to illuminate several landmarks across Canada in EnA colors (purple). Keep an eye out on this page for updated...
Living with Enteropathic Arthritis (EnA) can be challenging, especially as it uniquely intertwines with digestive health through its connection to inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. EnA can cause pain, swelling, and...
Living with an inflammatory condition that affects the spine, joints, or other parts of the body can be challenging and confusing. With conditions that share many overlapping symptoms, it’s natural to wonder what makes each condition unique. Understanding the...
The Canadian Spondyloarthritis Association (CSA) website provides information about spondyloarthritis (SpA), a group of inflammatory diseases that affect the spine and other joints. The site offers resources, support, and advocacy for individuals with SpA, including a...
Join the CSA and Dr Sherry Rohekar fort this very special webinar on Enteropathic Arthritis (EnA). Dr. Rohekar provided a fantastic review of EnA inclduing symptoms, comorbidities and treatments.
On November 19, we come together to observe National Enteropathic Arthritis Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness about enteropathic arthritis and supporting those living with this condition. We are proud to share valuable resources and personal stories that...
What are Crohns Disease and Ulcerative Colitis?What are the symptoms? The most common symptoms of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis include abdominal pain or cramping; diarrhea (blood in stool with colitis); nausea and vomiting; diminished appetite and weight...