C-Diff is the shortened version of Clostridium difficile [klo–strid–ee–um dif–uh–seel] (C. difficile), which is a type of bacteria that causes inflammation and infection of the colon, known as colitis. Clostridium difficile colitis is the full name for the colon infection caused by C-Diff bacterium. This strain of bacteria can cause symptoms in the body ranging from diarrhea to life-threatening cases of C-Diff colitis or C-Diff infection. What’s the biggest risk factor when it comes to C-Diff? One word: antibiotics. The CDC clearly states, “Patients who take antibiotics are most at risk for developing C. difficile infections.” According to the CDC , people on antibiotics are 7 to 10 times more likely to get C-Diff while on the drugs and during the month after. It used to be considered a major health problem mainly experienced by older members of the population put on antib...
Some good videos that explain how you get it, what to avoid, prevention and management. How the food you eat affects your gut https://youtu.be/1sISguPDlhY “C. diff” - How It Spreads, Symptoms & Prevention https://youtu.be/zweTPVTbIzY The Gut Microbiome and C. difficile https://youtu.be/FetDOw9k8Eg Prevention and Management of C. Difficile Colitis https://youtu.be/k5O2hD6e1DI Common Food Additive Promoting C. diff https://youtu.be/oBMvKZid4Qo FIGHT C. DIFF https://youtu.be/dkhu2gOY_gI What You Need To Know About C. Difficile Infection-Dr. Phil https://youtu.be/8x4tLfF4qSs
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