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Are polyps and these lymphoid hyperplasia related? is there any treament
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Are different: Lymphoid hyperplasia is not serious and is common. Polyps that are of the adenomatous type often develop into cancer and should all be removed to prevent colon or rectal cancer.
Answered 5/25/2020
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