What is one of the primary treatments for Crohn's Disease symptom management?

Immunomodulators are one of the primary treatments for managing symptoms of Crohn's Disease because they work by modifying the immune response that contributes to inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract. Crohn's Disease is an inflammatory bowel disease where the immune system plays a significant role in the pathology of the condition. Immunomodulators help to suppress the abnormal immune response, reducing inflammation and providing symptom relief. They can lead to remission of the disease and help maintain long-term control.

In contrast, anticoagulants are used primarily to prevent blood clots and do not address the underlying inflammatory processes of Crohn's Disease. Diuretics are used to manage fluid retention and hypertension, having no role in treating the inflammatory symptoms associated with Crohn's. Antihistamines primarily target allergic reactions and do not influence the immune mechanisms driving inflammatory bowel diseases. Thus, immunomodulators serve a crucial role in effectively managing the symptoms and complications of Crohn's Disease.