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A team of US CDC found that 82% of cases of Clostridium difficile (C. diff) in healthy people occurred after go to the doctor, either in a hospital or emergency department (ER). "I think people should know what are the sources of infection," said lead author Dr. Fernanda Lessa, epidemiologist surveillance area Promotion Division of Quality Care CDC. People usually become infected with C. diff bacteria, which can cause severe diarrhea during a hospital stay, especially after antibiotics eliminate healthy intestinal bacteria. schizophrenia symptoms But C. diff is being reported more and more young and healthy people who were not hospitalized, according to the team published in JAMA Lessa Internal Medicine. Between 20 and 28 percent of the cases are in healthy people. With his team, Lessa analyzed responses from telephone interviews with 984 patients infected schizophrenia symptoms in eight states between 2009 and mid-2011, 18 percent had not attended a spotlight recently and the rest had attended schizophrenia symptoms the doctor's office or dentist, or had been in hospital for less than a day, as when outpatient surgery is performed. These sites may be the source of C. diff infections, either by direct contact with contaminated surfaces or indirectly through prescribing antibiotics that kill "friendly" schizophrenia symptoms bacteria and increase the vulnerability of the body to the C . diff. 64% of those infected had used antibiotics in the previous 12 weeks. These patients were also more likely to attend a health facility. Other sources of transmission of C. diff can be infected family members, especially babies, who can carry the bacterium without symptoms. Participants schizophrenia symptoms who had not attended a center or physician's office were also less likely to use antibiotics, although most had been exposed to a third potential risk factor: schizophrenia symptoms heartburn schizophrenia symptoms drugs known as inhibitors schizophrenia symptoms of proton pump used to control stomach acid. Previous studies have associated these drugs, such as Prilosec and Nexium with C. diff infection in healthy people. That made the Food and Drug Administration US disseminate a warning in February 2012, according to Dr. Kent Sepkowitz recalled in a commentary on the study. "Users should be careful with the use of these drugs. These are patients who need treatment, but many are not, "Sepkowitz, director of infection control Cancer Center Memorial Sloan-Kettering, schizophrenia symptoms New York said. Dr. Peter Green of the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University in the city, explained that these drugs would create a pleasant environment for the bacteria to survive or C. diff, as antibiotics disturb the balance of "good" bacteria colon. Green, who was not involved in the study, said doctors are trying to keep some patients using these drugs for his relationship with C. diff infection, osteoporosis and other gastrointestinal infections. "They are using it more than necessary," he said. By Andrew schizophrenia symptoms M. and Seaman NEW YORK (Reuters Health) SOURCE: Internal Medicine JAMA http://www.intramed.net/contenidover.asp?contenidoID=80692
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A team of US CDC found that 82% of cases of Clostridium difficile (C. diff) in healthy people occurred after go to the doctor, either in a hospital or emergency department (ER). "I think people should know what are the sources of infection," said lead author Dr. Fernanda Lessa, epidemiologist surveillance area Promotion Division of Quality Care CDC. People usually become infected with C. diff bacteria, which can cause severe diarrhea during a hospital stay, especially after antibiotics eliminate healthy intestinal bacteria. schizophrenia symptoms But C. diff is being reported more and more young and healthy people who were not hospitalized, according to the team published in JAMA Lessa Internal Medicine. Between 20 and 28 percent of the cases are in healthy people. With his team, Lessa analyzed responses from telephone interviews with 984 patients infected schizophrenia symptoms in eight states between 2009 and mid-2011, 18 percent had not attended a spotlight recently and the rest had attended schizophrenia symptoms the doctor's office or dentist, or had been in hospital for less than a day, as when outpatient surgery is performed. These sites may be the source of C. diff infections, either by direct contact with contaminated surfaces or indirectly through prescribing antibiotics that kill "friendly" schizophrenia symptoms bacteria and increase the vulnerability of the body to the C . diff. 64% of those infected had used antibiotics in the previous 12 weeks. These patients were also more likely to attend a health facility. Other sources of transmission of C. diff can be infected family members, especially babies, who can carry the bacterium without symptoms. Participants schizophrenia symptoms who had not attended a center or physician's office were also less likely to use antibiotics, although most had been exposed to a third potential risk factor: schizophrenia symptoms heartburn schizophrenia symptoms drugs known as inhibitors schizophrenia symptoms of proton pump used to control stomach acid. Previous studies have associated these drugs, such as Prilosec and Nexium with C. diff infection in healthy people. That made the Food and Drug Administration US disseminate a warning in February 2012, according to Dr. Kent Sepkowitz recalled in a commentary on the study. "Users should be careful with the use of these drugs. These are patients who need treatment, but many are not, "Sepkowitz, director of infection control Cancer Center Memorial Sloan-Kettering, schizophrenia symptoms New York said. Dr. Peter Green of the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University in the city, explained that these drugs would create a pleasant environment for the bacteria to survive or C. diff, as antibiotics disturb the balance of "good" bacteria colon. Green, who was not involved in the study, said doctors are trying to keep some patients using these drugs for his relationship with C. diff infection, osteoporosis and other gastrointestinal infections. "They are using it more than necessary," he said. By Andrew schizophrenia symptoms M. and Seaman NEW YORK (Reuters Health) SOURCE: Internal Medicine JAMA http://www.intramed.net/contenidover.asp?contenidoID=80692
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