Refractory Crohn's disease complicated with Guillain-Barré syndrome: A case report

When IBD is complicated by a neurological disease, it is first necessary to analyze the patient's condition and then choose the corresponding treatment strategy. If the neurological disease is a specific comorbidity, treatment of both IBD and the comorbid disease should be considered. For IBD patients with extraintestinal manifestations involving the nervous system, neurological manifestations tend to resolve when the active IBD is controlled. When an adverse drug reaction is suspected, the medication should be discontinued, and symptomatic treatment should be administered.