Maybe: Ibs patients not at any greater risk for complications from c. Diff. C. Diff infection commonest after exposure to antibiotics (any, even for short periods, and up to 2-3 months after exposure), hospitalization, nursing homes, ibd, chemotherapy. Can cause watery diarrheal illness, all the way to life threatening complications. Any question, see your doc. Get stool testing.
Answered 11/3/2015
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C difficile: Infection occurs in patients with or without ibs and carries the same riska and complication. Ibs patients are at no increased risk unless being treated with antibiotics.
Answered 1/5/2019
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Possible: Ibs symptoms may be exacerbated following a c diff infection . Typically , after eradication of c diff with appropriate treatment, ibs symptoms will gradually get back to baseline.
Answered 10/3/2016
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