Question 1

what is atypical epithelial hyperplasia and hyperorthokeratosis?

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Description of skin: Hyperorthokeratosis means that the surface layer of the skin is thickened (extra layers of keratin) and hyperplasia means that there is an increased growth of the cells. The adjective "atypical" means that microscopically the appearance of these cells is not quite normal, although likely they are not abnormal enough to diagnose cancer or a precancerous change.  Check with your doc to follow-up.

Question 2

how do i know what strain of hpv? id my bumps shaved from scrotum and sent for biopsy and the result was ca. epidermis are hyperkeratosis, hypergranulosis papillated epithelial hyperplasia n dilated blood vessels @ tips of dermal? low risk or high?

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: Confusing question. Strain can be detected by the test done Ca &amp; these other findings? If the area of Ca was removed surgically then low risk

Question 3

11yo child biopsies of gastro-mild focal increase in lymphoplasmacytic component of lamina propria in duodenum, lymphonodular hyperplasia at ti and mild erythema at distal esophagus and made no dx. child is tired ++ abdo pain nausea +lnodes neck?

Accepted Answer

: The gastroenterologist,who took the child's complete history,performed the physical examination saw pertinent lab results &amp; performed the endoscopy, is by far the best person to answer your question.If you're not satisfied with his/her management, consult a pediatric gastroenterologist at the department of gastroenterology at a university hospital near you.Other type specialists can be called also

Question 4

results do i need hysterectomy: the endometrial tissue shows foci of complex endometrial glands lined by columnar epithelial cells withatypical nuclei. squamous morule formation is evident. the remainder of the endometrium shows simple hyperplasia?

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: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, there is no cancer according to the report and it does not require immediate action.     Wish you good health!

Question 5

what is esophageal basal hyperplasia, erosive gastritis and chronic inactive gastritis.  these are some if what i have been diagnosed with?

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Inflammation: Gastritis is inflammation of the stomach (see: http://sgoti.Ws/zotkqv). It sounds like you had an endoscope showing esophageal basal hyperplasia, which is increased cellular growth. Look at the pathology report, assuming you had a biopsy. Symptoms like these deserve a full evaluation in person by your health care provider.

Question 6

esophageal biopsy:fragments of hyperplastic squamous epithelium with basal zone hyperplasia. what is this? bad?

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Reflux: Sounds like classic changes associated with reflux.  No evidence of malignancy.

Question 7

i had a endoscopy yesterday to check my barretts esophagus. they said my results were good and barretts was undetectable on the endoscopy. can barretts esophagus heal up? she told me to keep the same meds and recheck in a year . thanks?

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: I find mixed messages as to Barrett's esophagus healing with only medical treatment and diet. Nevertheless it can recur so rechecking in a year or so is reasonable advice.

Question 8

im suffering from acid reflux and its hurting my esophagus what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Drugs don't cure but: Drugs like Prilosec relieve symptoms but have side effects and don't cure. To cure you need to address the underlying causes. See https://tinyurl.com/p88fxjm for detailed info on actual cures that do not require prescriptions. Melatonin  6 mg at bedtime often cures GERD! Herbs can help too- see https://tinyurl.com/y3nys7tm It may be wise to see a holistic/integrative/functional medical doctor.

Question 9

i have inflammation in my esophagus and they say its eoe. can it clear up without having to take a corticosteroid?

Accepted Answer

: Eosinophilic esophagitis I presume? It probably will not without investigation and proper treatment  prferablyby a Gastroenterologist

Question 10

how long using oral budesodine for eoe (esophagus inflammation) should it clear up? its a potent steroid and i feel better?

Accepted Answer

: By PMC website: Long term topical corticosteroids therapy (TCS) is indicated in eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) due to frequent recurrence with TCS removal. Side effects from TCS can include oral and/or esophageal candidiasis and adrenal insufficiency. However, adrenal crisis is not common.

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What is atypical epithelial hyperplasia and hyperorthokeratosis?

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How do i know what strain of hpv? id my bumps shaved from scrotum and sent for biopsy and the result was ca. epidermis are hyperkeratosis, hypergranulosis papillated epithelial hyperplasia n dilated blood vessels @ tips of dermal? low risk or high?

A member asked:

11yo child biopsies of gastro-mild focal increase in lymphoplasmacytic component of lamina propria in duodenum, lymphonodular hyperplasia at ti and mild erythema at distal esophagus and made no dx. child is tired ++ abdo pain nausea +lnodes neck?

A member asked:

Results do i need hysterectomy: the endometrial tissue shows foci of complex endometrial glands lined by columnar epithelial cells withatypical nuclei. squamous morule formation is evident. the remainder of the endometrium shows simple hyperplasia?

A member asked:

What is esophageal basal hyperplasia, erosive gastritis and chronic inactive gastritis. these are some if what i have been diagnosed with?

A member asked:

Esophageal biopsy:fragments of hyperplastic squamous epithelium with basal zone hyperplasia. what is this? bad?

A member asked:

I had a endoscopy yesterday to check my barretts esophagus. they said my results were good and barretts was undetectable on the endoscopy. can barretts esophagus heal up? she told me to keep the same meds and recheck in a year . thanks?

A member asked:

Im suffering from acid reflux and its hurting my esophagus what should i do?

A member asked:

I have inflammation in my esophagus and they say its eoe. can it clear up without having to take a corticosteroid?

A member asked:

How long using oral budesodine for eoe (esophagus inflammation) should it clear up? its a potent steroid and i feel better?

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