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What Is C-disc-colitis ?

what is c-disc-colitis-I have diahrrea, & lower abdominal pain , I am 66 years old, female, w/RA. I have been taking Embrel for the RA. I had knee surgery on March 10, 2011, my doctor thought this problem arose from the anesthesia. He said they put antibiotic in the anesthesia, and sometimes it causes this problem. When they received the results of my blood test, the found my white blood cell count was 18, they now think it is c-disc-colitis. I have never heard of that before. Ive heard of colitis, but not c-disc-colitis
Mon, 8 Aug 2011
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Thanks for the query
Colitis is nothing but infection of the colon. And C disc might be clostiridium difficile, and this i am just assuming.
Blood count of 18k indicates bacterial infection which has to be treated with antibiotics.
Trust your doctors i am sure they know what they are doing. But there is no harm in taking a second opinion
Have a healthy living
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What Is C-disc-colitis ?

Thanks for the query Colitis is nothing but infection of the colon. And C disc might be clostiridium difficile, and this i am just assuming. Blood count of 18k indicates bacterial infection which has to be treated with antibiotics. Trust your doctors i am sure they know what they are doing. But there is no harm in taking a second opinion Have a healthy living