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Instability in the faecal flora of a patient suffering from food-related irritable bowel syndrome
Journal of Medical Microbiology
|February 1, 1987
Abstract:
The faecal microbial flora of a patient with severe irritable bowel syndrome related to multiple food intolerances was very variable and contained a high proportion of facultative bacteria and an unusual incidence of Clostridium species.
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