u/87_lemons

Persistent Lactose Intolerance 6+ years post c-diff

Hi all,

I had c-diff in 2019 I believe following repeated hospitalizations for a lung infection. Unfortunately I did not know about c-diff and because I had stomach issues before, it took me a long time to be diagnosed.

However, I was treated and thankfully responded well and cleared the c-diff.

However, I have had ongoing GI problems ever since. Had a colonoscopy and endoscopy done with no real issues found. Been told I have IBS. I have learned to manage through diet and lifestyle, but am limited on what I can eat.

My greatest problem is lactose intolerance. It is bad and seems to be getting worse. I love dairy, so I try to choose lactose free where I can, and otherwise take lactaid pills. But now it seems even lactaid pills aren't helping.

I know c-diff is supposed to make you lactose intolerant, but I thought it was supposed to go away when you recover. I had a scoop of ice cream with a lactaid pill on Thursday and have had diarrhea and stomach pain ever since.

I have been tested four times for c-diff in the years since and have always tested negative.

Anyone else have persistent lactose intolerance years after successfully clearing c-diff? Is the only solution to avoid lactose dairy entirely?

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u/87_lemons — 5 days ago
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Pronouns

Hello,

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I have been learning Russian on Duolingo for about 160 days now. The thing I find most confusing is pronoun usage. For instance, мой vs моя , or наш, нашe or наши. Duolingo never explains the reasoning behind this, so I am just kind of guessing.

Anyone have a helpful chart or video or any tricks on how to understand pronoun usage better ?

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u/87_lemons — 2 months ago