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Crabby
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anyone have any experience with this or know of good links for me to research? I had a CT scan showing colon issues... don't know if it is from one of these infections, antibiotics, or something else... curious to hear stories and info, thanks!
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You can do a google search on ehlrichia and colon and will find some info on ehrlichia causing colon issues. I had an issue a short time ago with infected prosate and bleeding colon. we treated as if erhlichis was the most probalbe cause in my case. Doxy was used for a short period and this stopped the bleeding and the prostate issue in a couple of days. then we moved to cipro. But any of the bugs could be the cause or parasite issues too.
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My colon problems were found to be due to gluten intolerance. Check it out!

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