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How is eosinophilic enteropathy diagnosed?

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Biopsy: It is a diagnosis established after your doctor has performed endoscopy with biopsy. The biopsies from gastrointestinal tract show increase eosinophils. Usual presentation is diarrhea of unknown etiology.

Dr Radovic agreed

Answered 5/26/2016

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Biopsy: The ideal is to perform a endoscopy and a biopsy.

Answered 9/16/2013

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