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Pls help? biopsies from the terminal ileum show chronic inflammation with prominent lymphoid follicles to be reactive in nature .
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Terminal ileum biops: Your pathology of the terminal ileum is benign. This does not mean that you are having crohn's disease. However, discuss this with your GI physician for other questions and possible treatment for your symptoms. You must have a colonoscopy for a reason.
Answered 6/10/2014
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