Can Crohn's disease be fatal if it becomes severe?

Can Crohn's disease be fatal if it becomes severe?

When I was diagnosed, I just thought it was a mild chronic digestive disorder, but as time went on, I realized how serious this illness really is, and my worries are growing.

Lately, my symptoms seem to be worsening, and I am feeling anxious, so I am leaving this message. I know that Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease, and that inflammation in the intestines can worsen and cause problems throughout the digestive system, but I am curious whether it can really become so severe that it could lead to death.

The hospital keeps telling me to continue treatment, but since I feel my symptoms are worsening, my anxiety is increasing.

I found information online that there is a possibility of intestinal perforation or serious complications occurring, which could threaten life. Is it really that likely to happen? People around me tell me not to worry and that as long as I manage it well, it will be fine, but I keep feeling anxious because my health is deteriorating.

I want to share how serious this illness can be and how to manage it to prevent it from getting worse. I really want to know if it can be fatal if it becomes severe, and if so, what precautions should be taken.