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I was diagnosed with e-coli bacteria. what are its complications?
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Not a disease: We all have e-coli bacteria. It is present in the environment including tap water. If e-coli stays in the colon, where it is normally present, there are no complications. If it invades other organs then it needs to be treated.
Answered 5/20/2018
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