Epidemiology:
- Fecal contamination of food or water
Clinical Implications:
- Considered non-pathogenic; individuals may be asymptomatic
- May be indicative of dysbiosis, conservative treatment may be indicated if clinical presentation is consistent with enteroparasitosis.
Therapeutic Options and Considerations:
- Consider probiotics and the 5R Protocol (see this blog post)
- Look for and address sources of fecal contamination
- Address other imbalances on the GI-MAP
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