Abstract:Background: There is growing interest in hydrogen sulfide small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (H2S SIBO). However, basic questions including how clinicians are making the diagnosis, what symptoms are present, and what clinicians are using for treatment, remain unanswered. Aims: To address this, we created an online, survey-based, clinical registry of H2S SIBO cases. Methods: Participants in this study were clinicians diagnosing and treating patients with H2S SIBO and input data on patient presentation, diagn… Show more
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