Liquid faeces food curing West Midlands C. diff patients :- More than 20 people with Clostridium difficile in the West Midlands have been saved by feeding them liquid faeces. ( shit) Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham has become the largest centre in the UK for faecal transplants. Patients who contract it are given three courses of antibiotics to clear it up, but about 10% fail to respond to conventional treatment and become extremely weak. Professor Peter Hawkey from Birmingham University's School of Immunity and Infection, says about a third of these people can die. The first patient Prof Hawkey's team treated had been in hospital for 100 days. Since then, the public health laboratory has treated more than 60 patients. Full article in the link below ravi
The stools are stored at -80C (-112F) until needed. They are then filtered with a sterile solution to make a liquid www.keralites.net
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