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Can testing postive for c diff toxin b & x-ray showing constipation be dangerous? haven't started treatment yet. should i tho?
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You should start : Treatment for c-diff. Follow any advice from your doctor(s). Typically c.Diff colitis, lead to diarrhea, and not to constipation. However with a positive test, you may want to treat it, especially if that is what you doctor recommends.
Answered 4/30/2017
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