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Cdsa Result - No (I.e. 0) Bifidobacteria

By icm
June 28, 2012 in Food Intolerance & Leaky Gut

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Posted June 28, 2012

I have a mild case of leaky gut syndrome as measured by a urine test. My doctor did a CDSA test (complete digestive stool analysis) and I didn't show any sign of parasites or yeast but my bifidobacteria was 0. E coli was on the upper end of the normal range and the rest were about mid-normal.

I have had some discomfort between my ribs just 2 inches above my belly button and I wondered what this was about.

Also what sort of probiotic would best address the bifidobacteria deficiency. Is this most likely a small intestine or large intestine issue??

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