I've had this infection twice, my colon is clear but I have scarring in my colon for life and i have a high high chance to get it again. And when I had it I had to be quarantined for 2 weeks at a time. Flagyl antibiotics were the force against the disease, but if I take any other antibiotics I have an increased chance of getting it again which honestly sucks. The worst thing about getting once or twice is that you'll have this for the rest of your life. My case since I've had it twice, I gotta deal with the disease for the rest of my life. This disease is nothing to mess with, it's really really serious. It can cause terrible complications if left untreated. This messenge is a warning! Great video, nice and professional! You've got yourself another subscriber!

This took my mothers life. Worser than covid.

It's super difficult to get a fecal transplant. There are many hoops to jump through, and ins doesn't pay for it. If you can even find a doctor that will do it.

Nice

Do any of y'all know how you contracted CDiff?

Hello, can acute use of prednisone and topical steroids cause a reduced immune state that may cause C. Diff to thrive?

Well, I'd consider getting a fecal transplant.

Hey Medical Centric, I want to ask you a question as I feel like I’m fighting for my life with this right now. Any advice to give someone who just got off a round of Vancomycin, I feel like it’s coming back worse. It’s felt pretty terrifying and intense I barely function. I’m going back to my doctor next week but this has been happening for years now and I feel like they will never be able to get rid of it. Are they missing something? Answer if you can and thanks either way