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What is a Fecal Transplant?

During a fecal transplant (also called bacteriotherapy), stool is removed from a healthy subject, sanitized, and transferred to a patient suffering from persistent C. difficile colitis. If repeated antibiotic use has eliminated the “good” bacteria from the gastrointestinal tract, bacteriotherapy can restore balance.

Who Needs a Fecal Transplant?

Patients with frequent bacterial C. difficile infections.

Fecal Transplants at Digestive Health Center in Reno, NV

Digestive Health Center is your trusted partner in gut health in Reno, Nevada. Our gastroenterologists peform advanced solutions like Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT). This procedure, expertly performed by GI doctors like Dr. Lynda Hoang and Dr. William Pfau, restores balance to your gut microbiome by introducing healthy bacteria from a carefully screened donor.

Fecal transplant can offer life-changing relief. Explore the transformative potential of fecal transplants from at Digestive Health Center. Schedule your appointment today.