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My biopsy result is chronic inflammation with lymphoid hyperplasia taken from my colon.... what does it mean?

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Consult the: Pathologist. It would be prudent to have a discussion with your doctor and s/he should consult with the pathologist for a detailed report and interpretation. The biopsy results need to be interpreted in the context of rest of the clinical data.

Answered 10/18/2016

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