Classification Once a diagnosis of<unk>  is made, the condition is further classified. The activity of<unk>  is stratified as: * Remission (no active<unk>  * Mild to moderately active (increased stool frequency, urgency, infrequent incontinence) * Severely active (hospitalised for dehydration, frequent incontinence) The duration of<unk>  is defined as acute (less than or equal to four weeks) or chronic (four weeks or more) and the pattern classified as infrequent (1–2 acute episodes), relapsing (three or fewer episodes) or continuous. Finally, the response to medical treatment as labelled as treatment responsive or treatment refractory, with the medication for either case being specified.
Pouchitis
Cuffitis
Posthitis
Mucocele
Varices
Phlegmon
Blister
Mouth ulcer