We are looking for people who have been diagnosed with Microscopic Colitis to review our Microscopic Colitis information sheet. This leaflet provides information about the condition, its symptoms, possible causes, and treatment.
Microscopic Colitis patients needed to join our Readers Panel
We need reviewers of this information sheet, so we are really keen on hearing from you if you have Microscopic Colitis and if you feel you would be able to give us your feedback on the new draft.
You don't need to have any special knowledge or training, you just need to be someone with experience of living with Microscopic Colitis and willing to use your experience to comment on our information from a reader's point of view. It won’t take much time at all!
If you are interested in commenting on the sheet, please email Janet in the Publications Team janet.fricker@crohnsandcolitis.org.uk and put ‘Microscopic Colitis info sheet’ and your name in the subject line. Please also include some information about you in your email – when you were diagnosed, if you are currently on treatment, etc.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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Last updated: 22/07/2026
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