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Within 2 weeks my son's cal protectin jumped from below 20 to over 190. Once he got new antibiotics and he to feel better. We have not yet re-tested his cal protectin -- but I would guess it has gone back down. I am wondering what is making his inflammation rise --( he is already treated for crohns with humira and methotextrate) -- it is when his antibiotics, which I presume are addressing SIBO were not working, that his inflammation increased. Why would sibo make his inflammation rise ? Infection, I guess? Thanks.

2/9/143:44 PM

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