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How can i treat sibo?

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Probiotics: probiotics and antibiotics are often used to treat this followed by prokinetic drugs

Answered 8/16/2014

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Xifaxan (rifaximin) for sibo. Can this med cause c diff. I read it can. Then i read can be used to treat c diff?

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Do any natural antibiotics like berberine, wild oregano, or peppermint work? I want to treat SIBO.

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