Tagged As: Colitis Type
Question:
This was my understanding of IBD: Ulcerative colitis and Crohn's are not caused by any bacteria that can be identified. There are many different bacteria that are normally found in the intestine and some that aren't and both can cause diarrhea and colitis type symptoms but are not the same as CD or UC. These bacteria (such as C. difficile and E. coli) are differential diagnoses for IBD but are not the cause of IBD. We take antibiotics such as flagyl and cipro to prevent fistula formation and overgrowth of bacteria that may cause secondary infections of the abdomen etc (because an inflamed gut wall is more leaky and permeable to bacteria). Is there new info about bacterial causes of IBD and colitis?
Answer:
I was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis in 1994, You can find out from your doctor, or in this library. Colitis is very painful, but it is a bacteria that’s in your large intestine, There is different ones, 3 kinds to be exact. I don't know much about IBS, but, there is one more, Crohn's, there’s a couple of kinds of it too, There’s some in your small intestine, or colon. There is no cure for Colitis or Crohn's. There is a bunch of test, look in your PC under this web site, look for procedures.
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