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Old 12-21-2018, 12:44 AM #11
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Tky. I asked, because I wondered if you needed a fecal transplant. I am considering one, not for C-Diff which I do not have, but for CRPS. My stomach issues, began right after my accident that triggered CRPS, so I am hoping that restoring my lower bowel microbiota might help with a remission.
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