Monitor: Once you have C. diff there is a reasonable chance you can be colonized. The criteria for infection include watery stools in excess of 3-4 times daily. The pain or discomfort is usually in the lower abdomen. Soft stools with a relatively low daily frequency usually are not indicative of C. diff. In summary, the presence of C. diff. in your stool in itself is not indicative of infection
Answered 7/30/2019
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Prob colonized : Usually active c diff infections result in 10-20 watery bowel movements per day, severe cramping etc. . Unlikely to have active infection with formed stool. See your MD if worse or unsure
Answered 2/20/2017
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