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Can you relapse with c diff after a year out from treatment if you haven't had an antibiotic or hospital exposure? still scared from having it!
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YES: once you get C diff you can relapse again. Usually it will occur with another hospitalization or antibiotic use. You should use a probiotic and eat yogurt on a regular basis.
Answered 9/12/2016
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