How to Diagnose a C. Diff Infection

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You can get the C. diff infection by it being transmitted in the hospital. You don't have to go to the hospital to get a stool test. If you've gotten infectious cause of diarrhea, is it a bad idea to take some sort of anti-direa medicine? In most cases, Jonathan, when you have an infection, it's not a good idea to take anti- direa medicine.

We’ve all had unpleasant toilet experiences in our time. It can be distressing to deal with and not something we like talking about.

But when does normal diarrhea become chronic? And when do we need to seek medical care?

In today’s episode, Jonathan and Dr Will ask what is chronic diarrhea and how can we rule out something more serious? Will also shares tricks of the trade to ease your symptoms and tells us how our amazing guts work to keep our whole body healthy.

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Mentioned in today’s episode:

Chronic Diarrhea by Garrett J. Descoteaux-Friday; Isha Shrimanker from the National Library of Medicine

Chronic Diarrhea by Cleveland Clinic

Diarrhea From John Hopkins Medicine

Diarrhea From Stamford Medicine Healthcare

Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) From Loma Linda University Health

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