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This was part of previous question. my parents were visiting my aunt before they learned she had c diff infection. now they paused their visiting. will my parents now have it? should i not have my parents visit my house w/two young toddlers?
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Not necessarily. If your parents do not have any symptoms it is safe to visit.
Answered 3/13/2023
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