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Hi, my doc said i have bowel infection. bit nervous. is this usually treatable? with antibiotics or something? thanks!
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Need more history an: I am not sure how a dx of infection was made Your symptoms are very non specific ,also further hlstory , stools tests may be needed. One has to consider r/o infection.. IBS is the most likely dx
Answered 3/13/2020
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