If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with clostridioides difficile (C. diff), you understand how uncomfortable symptoms are, and how difficult it can be to treat C. diff. Sometimes, antibiotics do not improve C. diff symptoms, causing infection – recurrent C. diff infection – to happen again. Other times, antibiotics used to treat C. diff can kill good bacteria, which can lead to the regrowth of C. diff bacteria once treatment is stopped. But fortunately, there are additional options to

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