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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.
Answered 6/15/2018
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