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C. difficile Colitis: Antibiotic Risks and Fecal Transplant Explained

Posted by: Alan Burity Vitulo in: Health and Medicine

19 Feb | 11:39 AM | 8

C. difficile colitis is a serious infection triggered by antibiotics, causing severe diarrhea and recurring illness. Fecal transplants offer a 90% cure rate for recurrent cases, outperforming traditional antibiotics. Learn which drugs carry the highest risk and how microbiome therapy is changing treatment.

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C. difficile Colitis: Antibiotic Risks and Fecal Transplant Explained

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