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C. Diff is almost exclusively nosocomial, meaning she got it from either the Dr's office or the hospital. <br> <br>Unlike some other bacteria, you don't normally have it in your gut. Most of the time even once infected it can linger for quite a while until antibiotics kill off the other...

C. Diff is almost exclusively nosocomial, meaning she got it from either the Dr's office or the hospital. <br> <br>Unlike some other bacteria, you don't normally have it in your gut. Most of the time even once infected it can linger for quite a while until antibiotics kill off the other...

C. Diff is almost exclusively nosocomial, meaning she got it from either the Dr's office or the hospital. <br> <br>Unlike some other bacteria, you don't normally have it in your gut. Most of the time even once infected it can linger for quite a while until antibiotics kill off the other...

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just under 4% of people reported nausea using Prevacid; so while low it is possible. As for the timing, no it shouldn't be anywhere near the specific, the purpose of the prevacid is to reduce the acid concentration in the stomach prior to emptying into the small bowel as the enzymes in the gut...

just under 4% of people reported nausea using Prevacid; so while low it is possible. As for the timing, no it shouldn't be anywhere near the specific, the purpose of the prevacid is to reduce the acid concentration in the stomach prior to emptying into the small bowel as the enzymes in the gut...

just under 4% of people reported nausea using Prevacid; so while low it is possible. <br /> <br />As for the timing, no it shouldn't be anywhere near the specific, the purpose of the prevacid is to reduce the acid concentration in the stomach prior to emptying into the small bowel as the enzymes...

Everyone reacts differently, but it does sound like your daughter is having issues with the TOBI. Have you discussed them with her CF Dr? They might try Cayston, but it also has a risk of coughing along with other issues. I would talk to the Dr, if they can't find a good solution for the Tobi...

Everyone reacts differently, but it does sound like your daughter is having issues with the TOBI. Have you discussed them with her CF Dr? They might try Cayston, but it also has a risk of coughing along with other issues. I would talk to the Dr, if they can't find a good solution for the Tobi...

Everyone reacts differently, but it does sound like your daughter is having issues with the TOBI. <br /> <br />Have you discussed them with her CF Dr? They might try Cayston, but it also has a risk of coughing along with other issues. <br /> <br />I would talk to the Dr, if they can't find a...

Welcome to the site. I sounds like the treatment is very similar to here. I'm sorry as I know it is very difficult. We have another mother of a child with CF on this site. I'm going to send her a message so hopefully she can talk to you as well.

Welcome to the site. I sounds like the treatment is very similar to here. I'm sorry as I know it is very difficult. We have another mother of a child with CF on this site. I'm going to send her a message so hopefully she can talk to you as well.

Welcome to the site. I sounds like the treatment is very similar to here. <br /> <br />I'm sorry as I know it is very difficult. We have another mother of a child with CF on this site. I'm going to send her a message so hopefully she can talk to you as well.

Welcome, I think you will find a great group of people here.

Welcome, I think you will find a great group of people here.

Welcome, I think you will find a great group of people here. <br />

If you think there is a chance your child has CF, you need to find an accreditited CF center, cff.org has a search function. Your doctor frankly doesn't have a clue, tasty salty is NOT a medical test by any means. Yes, patients with CF tend to excrete more salt in their sweat; but not much as...

If you think there is a chance your child has CF, you need to find an accreditited CF center, cff.org has a search function. Your doctor frankly doesn't have a clue, tasty salty is NOT a medical test by any means. Yes, patients with CF tend to excrete more salt in their sweat; but not much as...