Reply to "Calprotectin"

Wow, this post was over a year old! Lots has changed

I did have my calprotectin tested a couple more times since then -- my GI likes it.

In April I had C. diff and my calprotectin tested at 1334, an "all time" high for me. This is normal for anyone with C. diff infection, IBD or not.

Subsequent to treatment with Dificid (miracle drug), my calprotectin was 164 in May.

I haven't been tested since then but may do it when I go for a check up in November -- I'm curious to see if 164 if "baseline" for me or if that was still inflated from recent C. diff.

9/12/146:11 PM

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