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Can i get a colonoscopy with active c diff?
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If the infection is deemed a fulminant colitis, then that would be a contraindication. It would definitely be a risk vs. benefit scenario. I would be concerned about the infectious control risk to the scope team with dealing with cleaning due to C. Diff
Answered 3/23/2023
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