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I have recently had a colonoscopy and there weren't any biopsies or polyps taken. i haven't received any info yet. what could this mean?
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No news...: ...Is usually good news, but i would call the doctors office to verify there wasn't a miscommunication problem and request a copy of the report or a follow-up appointment with your md to review the results and plans for follow-up.
Answered 12/13/2013
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