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How are immunocompromised patients affected by the C.fetus subtype of Campylobacter?
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Immunocompromised patients may develop repeated episodes of passage of bacteria into the bloodstream from these sites of infection.
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Immunocompromised patients are more susceptible to severe illness from the C.fetus subtype of Campylobacter infection. They may experience more severe symptoms, longer duration of illness, and have a higher risk of complications such as bloodstream infection (bacteremia) or organ infection (disseminated infection). Prompt medical attention and appropriate treatment are important for immunocompromised individuals with C.fetus infection.
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