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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
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Having a difficile to something
For example, if somebody struggles for having Clostridium difficile,
does it mean that his/er immune system's having trouble combating with such type of superbug?
Or does the difficile a superbug itself? Because the sentence I saw went as
"The patients who take PPIs are more likely to have Clostridium difficile, a super dangerous superbug to eliminate."
The use of the pronoun here just confuses me.
does it mean that his/er immune system's having trouble combating with such type of superbug?
Or does the difficile a superbug itself? Because the sentence I saw went as
"The patients who take PPIs are more likely to have Clostridium difficile, a super dangerous superbug to eliminate."
The use of the pronoun here just confuses me.
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chivalry For example, if somebody struggles for having Clostridium difficile, does it mean that his/er immune system's having trouble combating with such type of superbug? Or does is the difficile a superbug itself? Consult a doctor.
- chivalry For example, if somebody struggles for having Clostridium difficile, does it mean that his/er immune system's having trouble combating with such type of superbug?
- Or does is the difficile a superbug itself?
- Consult a doctor.
- The full name of the organisim is Clostridium difficile .
- It's not two things.
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chivalryFor example, if somebody struggles for having Clostridium difficile,Consult a doctor. The full name of the organisim is Clostridium difficile. It's not two things.
does it mean that his/er immune system's having trouble combating with such type of superbug? Ordoesis the difficile a superbug itself?
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