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Organism/Disease	Age Group
	Nursing (0–3 weeks)	Weaning (3–9 weeks)	Growing-finishing or breeding (≥10 weeks)
Bacterial
Clostridioides difficile enteritis	Very common	Uncommon	Rare/Does not occur
Clostridium perfringens type A enteritis	Common	Rare/Does not occur	Rare/Does not occur
Clostridium perfringens type C enteritis	Common	Rare/Does not occur	Rare/Does not occur
Enteric colibacillosis	Very common	Very common	Rare/Does not occur
Intestinal salmonellosis	Uncommon	Very common	Very common
Intestinal spirochetosis	Rare/Does not occur	Very common	Common
Porcine proliferative enteropathy	Rare/Does not occur	Common	Very common
Swine dysentery	Rare/Does not Occur	Common	Very common
Parasitic
Cryptosporidium sp	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare/Does not Occur
Cystoisospora suis	Very common	Uncommon	Rare/Does not Occur
Strongyloides ransomi	Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon
Trichuris suis	Rare/Does not occur	Rare/Does not occur	Common+
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Porcine circovirus diarrhea	Uncommon	Common	Common
Porcine coronaviral enteritis	Very common	Very common	Common
Porcine delta coronavirus	Very common	Common	Common
Rotaviral enteritis	Very common	Very common	Rare/uncommon
Transmissible gastroenteritis	Very common	Very common	Common