Brian Austin Green has shared how he is battling ulcerative colitis and has lost over 20lbs
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"Not having experienced this type of thing before, and still learning, I was supportive and loving and [like], 'I'm here for you,' and internally fearful for how long does this go on for?" she said.Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that causes inflammation and ulcers in your digestive tract, affecting the innermost lining of your large intestine and rectum.
"I would eat food, and literally it was like, my body didn't process any of that. So then, when you start playing catch up with, like, staying on top of being hydrated enough, that's such a battle."They are expecting their first baby Brian is already father to three children with ex-wife Megan Fox; five-year-old son Journey, seven-year-old Bodhi and Noah, nine. He is also dad to 19-year-old son Kassius from a former romance.
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