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Had c diff. now appendix removed. seems nothin agrees with my stomach anymore. i'm still exhausted. weak. fatigue. no energy. this normal?
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Could be: Ongoing malaise following an infection or recovery from surgery is not uncommon. People recover at different time intervals. If your recovery is not satisfactory, check again with your doctor.
Answered 9/6/2013
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